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Industrial Computer Cabinet

Classic Industrial Computer Cabinet Solves Problem of PC, Printer & Screen Damage

This entry was published on April 16, 2014 by Daniel Waldron

Reduce the risk of PC, printer or screen damage in your workplace. This classic industrial computer cabinet provides everything you need for all-in-one equipment protection. Your unique industrial computer cabinet, designed and manufactured by Armagard, provides a solution for protecting PC, printer and screen equipment simultaneously. This classic Armagard product allows you to create your own […]

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How to use TV screens in Hostile Environments

This entry was published on July 10, 2012 by Richard N Williams

TVs have come along way over the last decade or so. The old cathode ray tubes that have sat in our living rooms since the 50’s are now virtually obsolete, with the flat screen LCD, plasma and LED screen becoming ubiquitous inside, and more recently, outside our homes .

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Protecting PCs in Manufacturing Locations

This entry was published on May 17, 2012 by Richard N Williams

An industrial computer cabinet can house generation after generation of PC, which not only enables the very latest hardware to be used in the manufacturing location, but also it means that the cabinet provides just a single investment that can be used for years and years to come.

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Protecting Manufacturing Computers from Dust

This entry was published on May 16, 2012 by Richard N Williams

Dust proof computer enclosures are essential in manufacturing locations because of the effects dust can have on a PC. Dust can cause all sorts of problems. Firstly, dust clogs up filters and causes computers to overheat, which will lead to failure of the PC and the frequent need to replace the computer. Secondly, dust clogs up moving parts, such as hard drives and fans, further leading to computer failure, and finally, dust can contain conductive elements so if allowed to get inside a PC it can lead to short circuits, which will again disable the PC.

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LCD Monitor Enclosure for use in Manufacturing

This entry was published on April 26, 2012 by Richard N Williams

LCD monitor enclosures protect LCD screens from various hazards, ensuring that dust, water or other elements can’t get into the enclosure and damage the screen. Furthermore, the LCD monitor enclosure is also rugged, defending the LCD screen from the rough and tumble world of the shop floor environment. Once enclosed, the LCD screen is completely protected, allowing its use in almost any shop floor location.

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A Touch Screen Industrial PC for Shop Floor Computing

This entry was published on April 2, 2012 by Richard N Williams

Using computers in a shop floor environment can be challenging. In many industrial type locations, the dust and liquids caused by shop floor processes can make using a standard PC impossible. A touch screen industrial PC provides a simple interactive interface ideal for the rugged operations of a busy shop floor.

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PC Enclosure for Flexible Industrial Computing

This entry was published on February 29, 2012 by Richard N Williams

Computers are now a ubiquitous tool. Used around offices and homes, most people would be lost without regular access to a PC. Computers are also an integral part of the modern production facility, used for controlling processes, production lines and sorting through orders. Many of these locations, however, are not akin to the safe, warm […]

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Industrial Computer Enclosure – A Crucial Member of the Workforce

This entry was published on February 24, 2012 by Richard N Williams

Computerization is crucial for many industrial businesses. By controlling processes in factories, distribution centers and industrial plants, computers help drive efficiency, reduce waste and increase productivity. But using a computer system in many industrial location is fraught with difficulty, mainly because most computer systems are not designed for operation in industrial locations. However, with the […]

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