Protecting Standard Computers on Factory Floors.
More and more company's are putting computers on the shop floor to improve production and to collect data.
This is were the problems start...and we have the solutions to their problem.
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Dust Problems
Now most shop floors and warehouses are dusty, due to the nature of the construction. So it's no surprise that dusts in the air. When dust gets into a computer via the fan unit and the front, this attacks the hard drive and causes data to be lossed and eventually the hard drive fails.
OK, so this is easy to resolve, just go to the nearest office and replace the dead computer with a new one? Right - ALMOST!
You see, a study was found that when a computer "dies" on the shop floor it costs the company $1,800 per hour and on average an incident costs $34,000 in lost production.
OK, so this is easy to resolve, just go to the nearest office and replace the dead computer with a new one? Right - ALMOST!
You see, a study was found that when a computer "dies" on the shop floor it costs the company $1,800 per hour and on average an incident costs $34,000 in lost production.
Fluid Problems
When a computer gets splashed with fluid, what could happen?
Well the operator could get an electric shock and sue the company.
As well as injuring anyone, the computer would loose all information and without the opportunity to back up any files - deleting all the information.
Now most organisations who run 24 hour facilities realize that protecting the computer is the only way forward, this:
Reduces production downtime.
Increases profit - by means of more efficient production.
Our solution is a more cost effective than an Industrial Computer, with its expensive software and maintenance, our solution has been proven to protect computers in harsh areas, its an Industrial PC enclosure. This will accommodate a standard PC, thin client or small factor PC, a monitor and keyboard. Our product range has been exposed to wash down areas with high pressure jets, exceeding NEMA 4X (IP65).
Well the operator could get an electric shock and sue the company.
As well as injuring anyone, the computer would loose all information and without the opportunity to back up any files - deleting all the information.
Now most organisations who run 24 hour facilities realize that protecting the computer is the only way forward, this:
Reduces production downtime.
Increases profit - by means of more efficient production.
Our solution is a more cost effective than an Industrial Computer, with its expensive software and maintenance, our solution has been proven to protect computers in harsh areas, its an Industrial PC enclosure. This will accommodate a standard PC, thin client or small factor PC, a monitor and keyboard. Our product range has been exposed to wash down areas with high pressure jets, exceeding NEMA 4X (IP65).
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