An enclosed fanless design keeps dust and debris from getting inside these computers and damaging internal components. Use them on factory floors and in other dirty working conditions without worry. They won’t lag or crash when exposed to a wide range of temperatures—use them in areas where conventional PCs may overheat. The enclosure has cooling fins that act as a heat sink to draw heat away from internal components and dissipate it. However, this means you need to avoid placing objects on top of these computers.

These computers have Intel Pentium or Atom processors for everyday tasks like browsing the web, emailing, and punching in data. You can also set them up to collect and record data from sensors and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and transmit it over your network for monitoring and process control. Also known as edge computers or IoT gateways, these computers use a Windows IoT Enterprise system specifically developed for industrial computers. This makes them compatible with all standard Windows applications. From encryption to control over which applications can run, this system is more secure than consumer versions of Windows. They support long-term security and maintenance updates to ensure that your system remains secure and stable over an extended lifetime.

These computers are small enough to fit in enclosures and tight spaces. Add your own monitor, keyboard, and mouse for a full workstation. They have a wide range of connections, so they're compatible with most industrial equipment. All come with a power adapter and cord that plugs into a standard outlet. Use the included DIN-rail mounting bracket to mount these computers to a DIN rail. You can also mount them to walls or inside enclosures with the included surface mounting bracket.

Computers that meet MIL-STD-810 are sturdy enough to pass the highest military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance.

Waterproof connections and a sealed enclosure make these computers impenetrable to water, whether you’re washing them down in your facility or using them in rain or snow. Often used in food-processing plants, they’re rated IP69K, so they’ll keep working even after high-pressure and high-temperature washdowns.

They're not your typical office computer—they'll stand up to tough industrial environments. A combination of their robust design and sealed ports means they’re sturdy enough to pass the highest military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance. From the extreme cold of freezers to the sweltering heat of foundries, they'll stay reliable and won't lag or crash in a wide range of temperatures. Their fanless cooling keeps dust and debris out to protect internal components and means there’s one less point of failure compared to standard computers. Instead, the enclosure has cooling fins that act as a heat sink to draw heat away from internal components and dissipate it. However, this means you need to avoid placing objects on top of these computers. They also meet rigorous safety standards.

These computers have an Intel Atom processor that handles basic tasks, such as data collection, displaying equipment statuses, and internet use. They're often used for computers that work as HMIs (human-machine interfaces). Also known as edge computers or IoT gateways, these computers use a Windows IoT Enterprise system specifically developed for industrial computers. This makes them compatible with all standard Windows applications. From encryption to control over which applications can run, this system is more secure than consumer versions of Windows. These computers support long-term security and maintenance updates to ensure that your system remains secure and stable over an extended lifetime.

Pair them with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse (all not included) to create a workstation. You can also set them up to collect and record data from sensors and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and transmit it over your network for monitoring and process control. They have a wide range of connections, so they’re compatible with most industrial equipment. All computers come with a power adapter and cord that plugs into a standard outlet. Mount these computers to walls or inside enclosures with the included surface mounting bracket.

An upgraded HMI (human-machine interface)—these combine a powerful computer and touchscreen monitor into a single unit that can stand up to rough conditions. Their Intel Core i3 processor can run intensive software, multiple programs simultaneously, and analyze data in real time, making them good for use as an edge computer or IoT gateway. The monitor is accurate and responsive, so you can use the same gestures you’re used to with your smartphone. To use the monitor with gloves on, make sure your gloves are touchscreen compatible.

Not your typical computers, these have passed the highest military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance. They won't lag or crash in a wide range of temperatures—use them in areas where conventional PCs may malfunction. There’s no fan, so dust and debris won’t damage internal components. Instead, the enclosure acts as a heat sink to draw heat away, so avoid placing objects against these computers. When mounted in an enclosure, the front is rated IP69K to withstand high-temperature, high-pressure washdowns.

These computers use a Windows IoT Enterprise system specifically for industrial computers. They’re more secure than consumer versions but are still compatible with all standard Windows applications. To keep your system secure and stable, they support long-term security and maintenance updates.

You can mount these in two different ways. If you want to mount them in a panel, use the included mounting clamps. They’re also compatible with VESA mounting hole patterns, so you can mount them on a mounting bracket or positioning arm.

A computer and a touchscreen monitor in one, these create an HMI (human-machine interface) that handles basic tasks in tough environments. The Intel N97 processor has enough power for lightweight processes, such as collecting data, monitoring industrial processes, and displaying equipment statuses. This makes these computers good for use as edge computers and IoT gateways. The monitor is accurate and responsive, so you can use the same gestures you’re used to with your smartphone. To use the monitor with gloves on, make sure your gloves are touchscreen compatible.

Not your typical computers, these have scratch-resistant glass and a robust design that gives them passing marks on the highest military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance. They won't lag or crash in a wide range of temperatures—use them in areas where conventional PCs may malfunction. There’s no fan, so dust and debris won’t damage internal components. Instead, the enclosure acts as a heat sink to draw heat away, so avoid placing objects against these computers. When mounted in an enclosure, their front panel is rated IP65 for protection from dust and light rinses.

These computers use a Windows IoT Enterprise system specifically for industrial computers. They’re more secure than consumer versions but are still compatible with all standard Windows applications. To keep your system secure and stable, they support long-term security and maintenance updates.

You can mount these in two different ways. If you want to mount them in a panel, use the included mounting clamps. They’re also compatible with VESA mounting hole patterns, so you can mount them on a mounting bracket or positioning arm.

Built to withstand rigorous cleaning protocols, these combine a computer and touchscreen monitor in a single unit. They're often used as HMIs (human-machine interfaces) in food processing facilities where frequent cleaning is required. Rated IP69K, they’re completely sealed against water, so you can be confident that all their connections withstand washdowns and dust. Their hefty 316 stainless steel enclosure won’t warp like plastic might from harsh disinfectants and high-pressure washdowns. The screen is flush with the enclosure, creating a completely flat front panel that’s easy to clean. The touchscreen is accurate and responsive, allowing the same gestures you use on your smartphone, even with thin gloves on.

These aren’t your standard office computers—they’re sturdy enough to handle tough industrial environments. They won't lag or crash when exposed to a wide range of temperatures, so you can use them in areas where conventional PCs may overheat. Their fanless enclosure prevents dust and debris from damaging internal components. The enclosure acts as a heat sink, so avoid placing objects against it.

With an Intel Core i5 processor, these computers make quick work of everything from demanding real-time data analysis to basic internet use. Because they process information quickly, they work well as an edge computer or IoT gateway. These computers use a Windows IoT Enterprise system specifically for industrial computers. They’re more secure than consumer versions but are still compatible with all standard Windows applications. To keep your system secure and stable, they support long-term security and maintenance updates.

These computers are compatible with VESA mounting hole patterns, so you can mount them on a mounting bracket or positioning arm.

Yoke mounts (sold separately) let you attach these computers to a flat surface. You can tilt the screen within the stand to view it at an angle.

As tough as the conditions you work in, these tablets withstand drops, grime, and heavy use. Impact- and scratch-resistant glass along with a reinforced housing, corners, and edges make these stronger than your typical tablet. A combination of their robust design and sealed ports means they’re sturdy enough to pass the highest military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance. Because they’re sealed and their internal components have water-resistant coatings, these tablets are IP rated to protect against dirt, dust, and light rinses. From the extreme cold of freezers to the sweltering heat of foundries, they'll stay reliable and won't lag or crash in a wide range of temperatures.

Versatile companions to make your job easier, they’re great for anything from internet access and inventory management to inspection and data analysis. To enhance their helpfulness, download compatible apps from the Google Play store.

Samsung tablets connect to apps from the Samsung Knox suite for extra features, such as remote device monitoring and management, data analytics, and camera-based barcode scanning. This suite is optional and requires a paid subscription. They’re IP68 rated, so even if you drop them in water or use them in the rain, they’ll keep working. The touchscreen works with most gloves, but very thick gloves might not work. Choose those with a cellular data connection to access the internet outside of your facility. Just add your own SIM card. They’re compatible with all major cellular networks.

Zebra tablets have a built-in barcode scanner that reads 1D and 2D barcodes, so you can scan everything from UPC and Code 39 to QR codes. One thing to keep in mind, their touchscreen won’t work with gloves unless they’re designed for touchscreens. They’re UL listed, C-UL certified, and CE marked to meet U.S., Canadian, and European safety standards. These tablets require a charger and USB cord (both sold separately).