Industrial Touchscreen Panel PCs

A computer panel, or panel PC, refers to the flat-mounted touchscreen computer unit installed into a machine enclosure, control cabinet, or wall panel. It combines display and computing hardware behind a sealed, often IP-rated bezel, allowing operators to interact with machinery or control systems directly through the touchscreen interface.

Industrial panel PC pricing varies widely based on display size, processor, ingress protection rating, and construction material, typically ranging from a few hundred to several thousand US dollars per unit. Stainless steel washdown or marine-grade models with higher IP ratings and industrial-grade CPUs generally command premium pricing. Contact the manufacturer for a configuration-specific quote.

Available ratings range from IP65 to IP69K depending on the model. IP65 units resist dust and low-pressure water jets, while IP66/IP67 models withstand heavier washdowns, and IP69K-rated stainless steel units are fully sealed for high-pressure, high-temperature sanitation cleaning common in food and pharmaceutical facilities.

Yes, many models offer 5-wire resistive touchscreens or projected capacitive (PCAP) multi-touch displays specifically designed for glove-friendly operation, allowing operators wearing protective gloves to interact reliably with the touchscreen in industrial and cleanroom environments.

Common mounting options include panel mount, VESA 75x75 mount, pedestal or arm mount, and swing-arm mount compatible with standards like Rittal CP-40. Custom OEM mounting configurations are also available depending on the model and integration requirements.

Most industrial panel PCs support Windows 10/11, Windows Embedded/IoT editions, and Linux distributions such as Ubuntu or Debian, depending on the processor and configuration selected, allowing compatibility with a wide range of industrial software and control applications.