12 Inch Industrial Touchscreen Panel PC, All-in-One, Linux/Windows 10/11

Featuring a wide-view touchscreen, large-capacity memory, dual storage support, and optional multi-network and serial port expansion, this industrial touch PC fits diverse scenarios including digital signage, unmanned parcel lockers and retail. Contact us for customized tailored industrial touchscreen PC solutions.

Specification

Features

1. Powerful Performance: This 12-inch industrial touchscreen PC supports Intel Celeron J6412 and Core i3/i5/i7 processors with up to 32GB DDR4 memory, delivering stable and efficient computing.
2. Flexible Storage & Industrial Connectivity: Equipped with M.2 2280 + 2.5-inch dual storage, 4× USB 3.0, dual Gigabit LAN, this industrial touchscreen panel PC ensures easy integration with industrial equipment.
3. Rugged Fanless Design: This industrial PC is built with an aluminum alloy chassis and fanless cooling design, featuring IP65 front-panel protection to ensure reliable operation amid dust, vibration and harsh environments.
4. 24/7 Reliable Industrial Operation: With 9–36V DC wide-voltage input, this industrial panel PC supports 24/7 continuous operation, maintaining stable performance for industrial applications.
5. 12.1" Industrial Touchscreen Display: The 12.1-inch 450 cd/m² resistive industrial touchscreen pc supports over 50M touch cycles, with HDMI + LVDS dual-display output for flexible visualization.
6. Diverse Applications: This industrial all-in-one touchscreen PC supports optional WiFi/Bluetooth/3G/4G, multiple installation methods, and customizable interfaces, widely used in automation, machine vision, logistics, medical, and retail systems.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Interface Diagram

Tips: What is the difference between industrial touchscreen PCs and regular PCs?

The main difference between an industrial touchscreen PC and a regular PC lies in their design purpose and operating environment. Industrial touchscreen PCs are engineered for harsh industrial conditions, featuring rugged metal enclosures, fanless cooling systems, and resistance to dust, moisture, vibration, shock, and electromagnetic interference. They can operate continuously 24/7 and often support wide temperature ranges, making them ideal for factory automation, machine control, and HMI applications. In addition, they provide rich industrial I/O options such as COM ports, dual LAN ports, and multiple USB interfaces for connecting industrial equipment. Regular PCs, on the other hand, are designed primarily for office, home, and entertainment use. While they offer strong general computing performance, they lack the durability, environmental protection, and long-term reliability required in industrial environments.