Technology & Engineering
Industrial computers fail for predictable reasons: heat, power, vibration and aging components. Our engineering rules target each one directly.
Wide-Temperature Engineering
Components are selected and derated for the full operating envelope. Standard units run 0–50 °C; industrial options extend to -40 °C to +85 °C with validated storage ranges, so cabinets, vehicles and roadside sites stay reliable in any climate.
Power Integrity
From 9–36 V wide-voltage DC modules to 1+1 redundant hot-swap PSUs, every design protects against brownouts and surges. Watchdog timers, AT/ATX modes and remote power control keep unattended systems recoverable.
Mechanical Ruggedness
Steel chassis with lockable doors, shock-mounted drive bays, anti-vibration HDD mounts and tool-free service access. All-I/O-on-one-side layouts and front-accessible USB simplify maintenance in tight cabinets.
Security & Manageability
TPM 2.0 headers, drive encryption support, domestic BMC modules with IPMI/SOL/KVM-over-IP on server platforms, and trusted domestic CPU options (Hygon, Phytium) for regulated industries.
Burn-In & Quality Control
Every unit passes incoming component inspection, assembly checks and a full burn-in cycle before shipping. Test reports, lot traceability and photos are available per order.
OEM / ODM Flexibility
Custom I/O brackets, BIOS settings, logos, packaging, accessories and long-life supply commitments. Minimum order quantities are negotiable for qualified integrators and distributors.
Platform Coverage
One factory, three processor ecosystems — so you can standardize on one supplier for both commercial and domestic supply-chain projects.
Celeron J1900/J6412 · Atom x6425E · Core 6th–14th Gen · Xeon Scalable (Skylake-SP/Cascade Lake-SP)
HG3250 / HG3330 / HG3350 (BGA1515) — domestic x86 platform
S5000C dual 64-core ARM @ 2.1 GHz — domestic high-performance ARM
Testing before it leaves the factory
Each unit is submitted to a burn-in cycle at elevated temperature with a full I/O loop test — memory, storage, Ethernet, COM and display channels are exercised under load. Only units that pass are packed; test records accompany the shipment.