Industrial Hardware & Panel PCs
Our signature line of Dynics automation hardware
Rugged, Reliable, and Designed to Perform on the Plant Floor
Explore Our Rugged Industrial PC Product Lines

Dynics delivers industrial PCs, displays, and visualization hardware engineered for performance, durability, and long-term availability. Our hardware is designed and manufactured in the U.S., offering unmatched configurability and support for today’s most demanding industrial environments. From industrial PCs and widescreen HMIs to custom enclosures, displays, and mounting solutions, every product is built to withstand harsh conditions while providing the connectivity and control modern operations require.
Backed by 30+ years of manufacturing expertise, Dynics hardware gives you the power to visualize, manage, and automate your process with confidence, outperforming commercial-grade alternatives and providing a foundation for future growth across your entire Operational Technology (OT) ecosystem.

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Power Management

Hazardous Locations

ThinManager Enabled Devices

3D Vision & Artificial Intelligence

Tactical Flyaway Kit
Explore a Complete Suite of Industrial Solutions
From visualization to control to secure network infrastructure, Dynics delivers more than hardware. We deliver confidence. Pair our industrial products with ICS360 software and OT cybersecurity solutions to build a connected, resilient, and future-ready operation.
Frequently asked questions
What is an industrial PC?
An industrial PC is a computer built for production settings where dust, heat, vibration, or nonstop use can shorten the life of office hardware. Dynics builds industrial PCs, panel PCs, computer nodes, and rackmount systems for plant-floor use.
How is an industrial PC different from a regular PC?
Industrial PCs use enclosures, cooling systems, mounting hardware, and parts chosen for harsher settings. A regular office PC expects cleaner air, steadier temperatures, and less vibration.
Where does Dynics build its industrial PCs?
Dynics designs and manufactures its industrial hardware in the United States. Its headquarters are in Ann Arbor, Michigan.






