Industrial Panel PCs
7" to 24" resistive, capacitive and multi-touch panel computers with fanless Intel platforms, front IP65 sealing and panel, VESA or arm mounting.
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About SINSMART
An industrial computing supplier that owns its own production.
SINSMART designs, builds and supports industrial panel PCs, HMI terminals and embedded computers from a single facility in Guangzhou. Engineering, tooling, SMT, assembly and testing sit under one roof, which is why a special enclosure or a changed I/O layout is a scheduling question here rather than a supplier negotiation.
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2008
Company founded and first panel PC line commissioned
600+
Standard configurations across panel, box and monitor families
26,000
Square metres of production, warehouse and test floor
42
Countries served through direct and distributor channels
Who we are
Built for the people who put computers inside machines.
Most of our customers are not buying a computer. They are buying the part of a machine that an operator touches every shift, in a room that is hot, wet, dusty or vibrating. That distinction shapes every decision we make: fanless thermal design over raw benchmark scores, wide-range DC input over a consumer power brick, a five-year build guarantee over a product refreshed every season.
The company began in 2008 as a small integration workshop building operator terminals for local machinery makers. The requests that came back most often — a deeper enclosure, an extra serial port, a brighter panel, a mounting pattern that matched an existing cut-out — became the reason we moved into our own manufacturing rather than staying a reseller.
Mechanical, hardware and BIOS engineers on staff, not outsourced.
SMT, sheet metal, assembly and burn-in on a single site.
Platforms held in production for five years or more.
Technical questions answered by the people who built the unit.
What we make
Four product families, one engineering platform.
Every family shares the same mainboards, thermal approach and test regime, so a customer who qualifies one product has already qualified most of the next one.
HMI Touch Terminals
Operator terminals for machine control, with fieldbus options, isolated serial ports and enclosure formats designed to drop into existing cut-outs.
Embedded Box PCs
DIN-rail and wall-mount controllers with wide-range DC input, expansion slots and extended temperature builds for cabinet installation.
Industrial Monitors
Open-frame and enclosed displays with high-brightness, optically bonded and stainless-steel variants for wash-down and outdoor positions.
Milestones
Eighteen years of moving one step further up the process.
Each move was driven by a limit we kept running into — a supplier that could not hold a revision, a test we could not run ourselves, a lead time we could not shorten.
- 2008
Founded as an integration workshop
Started building operator terminals for machinery manufacturers in the Pearl River Delta, integrating third-party boards and displays.
- 2012
First own-design mainboard and enclosure tooling
Moved from integration to design after repeated I/O and depth requests that no catalogue product could satisfy.
- 2015
ISO 9001 certification and in-house SMT
Brought board assembly in-house with AOI inspection, making full material traceability possible for the first time.
- 2019
Reliability laboratory commissioned
Added temperature, humidity, vibration and drop testing on site, replacing outsourced qualification cycles that took weeks.
- 2022
26,000 m² facility and extended lifecycle programme
Consolidated production onto a single campus and committed to five-year availability on core platforms.
- 2026
600+ configurations, 42 countries
Serving machine builders, integrators and end users through direct supply and a distributor network across Europe, North America and Asia.
Facility
Where the products are actually made.
Customers are welcome to audit any stage. Book a visit and we will schedule production so you see the line running rather than a showroom.
How we work
From an application description to a repeatable delivery.
The same four stages apply whether the order is one evaluation unit or a yearly volume with a fixed configuration.
Define
You describe the machine, the environment and the interfaces. We come back with a configuration, the constraints behind it and what it will cost.
Sample
An evaluation unit is built to that exact configuration, with the drawing and the BOM you will be quoted against later.
Qualify
You test in your own application. We run environmental and burn-in testing in parallel and hand over the reports.
Supply
The approved configuration is frozen, given a part number and held under revision control for the life of your machine.
Certificates
Selected company, product and compliance documents.
Certificates and reports are shown as supporting company evidence. Confirm the current document and model-specific applicability with our team before qualification.
CCC product certification
Technology enterprise certificate
Utility model patent
Utility model patent
Product test report
CE / EMC compliance
Why customers stay
The reasons repeat orders happen.
- One configuration, held stable. Once a build is approved it is frozen under a part number; component changes are notified in advance, never made silently.
- Engineers answer engineers. Technical enquiries are handled by the people who designed the product, not by a scripted first line.
- Documentation that survives an audit. Drawings, BOMs, test reports and declarations are issued as a set with every project.
- Spares beyond the warranty. Displays, boards and touch assemblies stay available after a platform leaves the standard catalogue.
- Honest lead times. We quote what the line can actually deliver, including component availability, rather than a best case.
Tell us what your panel PC needs to do.
Send an application description or a drawing. An engineer reviews every enquiry and replies with a configuration, a lead time and a price within one working day.