MaytinhcongnghiepChoose by installation situation
The right machine is not decided by its CPU, but by where you are going to put it. A cabinet baking in the sun, a −25°C freezer room and a vibrating CNC machine body are three entirely different problems — and each one eliminates a different group of machines.
Each page below spells out what that situation constrains and why, and only then lists the machines that remain. The figures are computed straight from the datasheets in our stock.
Outdoor electrical cabinets Electrical cabinets installed outdoors — pump stations, transformer stations, traffic-light poles, container yards.
Cold storage & freezer rooms Cold rooms at −18 to −25°C, or food-prep rooms at 2–8°C.
CNC & machine tools Computers serving CNC machines, lathes and injection-moulding machines — as the operator display, collecting production counts, or running CAM software.
Machine vision & multi-camera Visual inspection, code reading and dimensional measurement with GigE Vision industrial cameras.
SCADA & data acquisition stations One machine standing in the middle, collecting data from a dozen devices: PLCs, VFDs, power meters, scales, temperature sensors — mostly speaking Modbus RTU over RS-485.
Vehicles, vessels & mobile platforms A machine mounted on a forklift, truck, special vehicle or vessel.
Your situation is not listed here?
This list is still short and grows from the real questions customers send in. Describe your installation — our engineers reply within 24 working hours, and if the situation comes up often it becomes a page here.