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Mark Niekranz · Systems Engineer, Biofit Engineering

Industrial Success Stories & Case Studies

Industrial and Manufacturing environments can wreak havoc on IT hardware. Extreme temperatures, particulates in the air coupled with constant shocks and vibrations can kill a computer fast. Take a minute to read some of our recent success stories with our industrial customers to learn how they are taking advantage of the reliability of Cybernet's industrial computers.

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30+ Years

Engineering industrial computers

<0.5%

Product failure rate

15+

Year customer partnerships

100%

Engineering & Assembly in Irvine, CA

Koch Fertilizer Hardens Plant-Floor Computing with Cybernet’s iPC R2is
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Koch Fertilizer Hardens Plant-Floor Computing with Cybernet’s iPC R2is

Standard PCs fail in harsh fertilizer plants. To survive ammonia, dust, and vibration, Koch Fertilizer needed a rugged, fanless, and secure wired-only IT/OT computing platform designed for continuous use inside plant-floor control cabinets.

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Case Studies

Proven Results — Real Facilities


Jendamark USA, LLC.
iPC G24
Auburn Hills, MI
The Challenge

Jendamark needs durable industrial PCs at its assembly stations. The terminals need to endure harsh factory conditions, run real-time software 24/7, scale easily, and be sourced from a collaborative partner.

Merrill Steel, Inc.
Rugged X10
Schofield, WI
The Challenge

Merrill Steel needed a flexible computer solution to coordinate projects across multiple departments and manage its supply chain more effectively.

Spokane Transit Authority
iPC R10
Spokane, WA
The Challenge

The computers managing the infotainment systems on the STA’s buses were constantly breaking down due to vibrations during travel and voltage fluctuations during the vehicle’s startup and shutdown sequences.

Premier Coil Solutions, Inc.
iPC R2ix
Waller, TX
The Challenge

Premier Coil manufactures massive coil tubing and pumping systems for the Oil and Gas industry that are deployed in some of the harshest environments on Earth. They needed a computer that could both run their software, and survive in the field.

Halliburton Energy Service
iPC R1s
Duncan, OK
The Challenge

Halliburton was experiencing constant failures in the computers that were running their cement manufacturing plants. They needed to find a fanless computer capable of running their software that could support a quad video system.

The Challenge

KDF needed to upgrade its sputtering tools to meet the demands of the latest software applications. They knew they needed a lot of horsepower to handle modern graphics packages while also supporting fanless cooling for cleanrooms.

Rusty's Weigh Scales
iOne S20
Lubbock, TX
The Challenge

The computers that operated the scales used by Rusty's cotton ginning customers were constantly breaking down. They needed to find a reliable solution with the power and features to help streamline their customer's operations.

EI Electronics
iPC R1
Shannon, Ireland
The Challenge

EI Electronics' testing equipment was regularly being exposed to high levels of smoke & heat in testing chambers. When time came to upgrade their testing equipment, they needed a rugged PC that could stand up to their environment.

CP Industries Holdings, Inc.
iPC S19T
McKeesport, PA
The Challenge

CP Industries needed a rugged industrial panel PC that could survive in their unconditioned factory. The units would be exposed to extreme temperatures and dust.

UGN, Inc.
iOne H6
Tinley Park, IL
The Challenge

UGN revamped their manufacturing software, which had the side-effect of increasing the strain on their computers’ RAM and processors. Their old computers simply weren’t up to the task, and they needed to find a replacement.

Sonny's Enterprises, Inc
iPC R1
Tamarac, FL
The Challenge

Sonny’s Direct creates car wash equipment and tunnels for local businesses. Their point-of-sale commercial computer controlled all of the automated equipment in the car wash tunnel but was found to be too slow and fragile.

Ulterra Drilling Technologies, L.P.
iPC R2ix
Forth Worth, TX
The Challenge

Ulterra’s intense manufacturing process produced a ton of graphite dust, which penetrated every nook and cranny of their factory. This caused the computers that ran their manufacturing software to break every 2-3 months.

Wardjet
iOne C22
Tallmadge, OH
The Challenge

WARDJet needed a powerful computer with a touchscreen interface to act as the control panel for a new software they developed.

Mobis North America, LLC.
iOne H24
Toledo, OH
The Challenge

Mobis was rebuilding their factory floor and needed to find reliable computers. They needed integrated RFID, reliable touch screens and a company with a history of low failure rates.

Biofit Engineering
iOne S22
Bowling Green, OH
The Challenge

Biofit was struggling to find computers that could withstand their manufacturing environment. They needed hardware that could manage temperature fluctuations and dusty conditions.

Vulcan Materials Company
iPC R1
Riverside, CA
The Challenge

Vulcan materials needed something resilient enough to withstand the poor air quality and hot desert environments, but powerful enough to run their HMI software.

Sensus
iOne C22
Union Town, PA
The Challenge

Sensus had a lot of manual processes that took time and energy-materials tracking and time clock management were the largest among them and space is at a premium.

Every Cybernet industrial computer is industrial certified and built to integrate into demanding clinical workflows — trusted by industrial systems across the country.

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