An HMI (human-machine interface) built for tough conditions—these units combine a computer and touchscreen for places where you only need a few on-screen controls. Use them to collect data and monitor your process right from your enclosure. They run Windows IoT Enterprise, an operating system built for industrial use. It supports standard Windows applications while offering stronger security and longer support than consumer versions. Also known as edge computers and IoT gateways.

Not your typical computers, these have passed top military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance. There’s no fan, so dust and debris won’t damage internal components. The monitor is accurate and responsive, supporting the same gestures you use on a smartphone. To use the monitor with gloves on, make sure your gloves are touchscreen compatible.

For panel mounting, use the included clamps. They’re also compatible with VESA mounting hole patterns for use with a bracket or positioning arm.

An all-in-one solution for equipment monitoring. These cameras include a lens, sensor, and all the accessories you need to use them out of the box. Use them to keep an eye on harsh industrial processes from a safe distance by placing these cameras inside your machine. They've been tested to handle shock and vibrations as intense as those from your CNC milling machine. Use them to spot problems in your process or monitor for needed maintenance. With a frame rate comparable to a high-definition sports broadcast, they capture crisp, clear video of quick-moving processes. Connect them directly to a monitor with the HDMI cable to watch live footage—no PC required. An included remote lets you control the camera’s integrated software to overlay crosshairs and darken shadows, bringing the image into focus. Install these cameras inside a clear enclosure to protect against dust, debris, and fluids.

Designed for rigorous cleaning, these units combine a computer and touchscreen monitor in one. Commonly used as HMIs (human-machine interfaces) in food processing, they’re IP69K-rated—fully sealed against washdowns and dust. Their 316 stainless steel enclosure resists warping from harsh disinfectants and pressure washing. A flush screen creates a flat, easy-to-clean front panel.

Also known as edge computers or IoT gateways, they run Windows IoT Enterprise—an operating system built for industrial use. It supports standard Windows applications while offering stronger security and longer support than consumer versions. Powered by Intel Core i5 processors, they handle everything from real-time data analysis to web browsing.

From the extreme cold of freezers to the intense heat of foundries, they remain reliable and won’t lag or crash. With no fan, dust and debris won’t damage internal components. The monitor is accurate and responsive, allowing the same gestures you use on your smartphone, even with thin gloves on.

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

View a live feed of extreme details—from pores in raw materials to connection points on finished parts—right on the screen of these microscopes. These microscopes have an LCD monitor that’s big enough for multiple people to see, making them great for collaboration. For larger groups, connect an additional monitor with an HDMI cord (not included) to show what’s under the lens on two screens at once. With the built-in camera, snap high-resolution photos and record video. These microscopes come with software you can use to measure lines, diameters, and angles of the item you’re viewing on the monitor. Use the included USB flash drive to save photos, videos, and measurements for later or transfer everything to a computer.

A built-in LED ring light creates ultra-bright, shadow-free light, so you don't need an external light source. The light can also be adjusted to reduce glare on reflective objects.

View images and video of extra-small details right from your manufacturing floor without needing an outlet nearby. Great for collaboration, the monitor on these microscopes is big enough for multiple people to see. For larger groups, connect an additional monitor with an HDMI cord (not included) to show what’s under the lens on two screens at once. To save what you’re seeing for later, you can store high-resolution photos and video on the microSD card or transfer it directly to a computer with a USB cord (not included). Use the included computer software to measure lines, circles, and angles of the item you’re viewing—the software stores your measurements too.

A built-in LED ring light creates ultra-bright, shadow-free light, so you don't need an external light source. The light can also be adjusted to reduce glare on reflective objects.

Save time inspecting parts from different angles—every time you move the part, these microscopes automatically adjust so the image is clear. No fiddling with a lens focus knob. They're especially useful for inspecting one object after another to compare quality. The wide magnification range is great for viewing all kinds of details, from tiny fibers and flecks of dust to cracks and other larger surface flaws. A built-in LED ring light creates ultra-bright, shadow-free light, so you don't need an external light source. Adjust the light to reduce glare on reflective objects.

Connect these microscopes to a monitor with the included HDMI cord to watch a live feed of your inspection. This setup makes it easy for multiple people to see what’s under the microscope.

Capture the extra-fine details you see under the magnifying lens in a photo or video. These magnifiers allow you to inspect and document using a single device, saving valuable workstation space. To show live footage, use an HDMI cord (not included) to connect a monitor. You can store everything on the microSD card or transfer it directly to a computer with a USB cord (not included). With a ring of LEDs, these magnifiers illuminate your part evenly, with no shadows. Adjust the brightness with the dimmer to reduce glare on reflective surfaces. The lens is glass instead of plastic to prevent scratches that could block your view.

These magnifiers clamp onto the edge of a workbench, so you’ll have space for large objects and both hands free for adjustments, repairs, and note-taking. They have a long arm that pivots 360° and stays steadier than a gooseneck arm when there’s vibration. The spring that moves the arm is enclosed, which means it won’t get jammed from dirt or debris.