A factory floor asks more of a computer than an office desk ever will. Dust settles into vents that were never designed to filter it out. Machines run for entire shifts without a reboot. A workbench PC that would last five years in an office might be replaced twice as often on a production line, simply because nobody specced it for where it was actually going to sit.
Litset configures desktop hardware for industrial and manufacturing environments with that difference in mind — scoped to the conditions the machine will actually operate in, not treated as an office PC that happened to end up on a factory floor.
What’s Included
Hardware configured for the floor, not the back office:
- Desktop PCs — configured for production-floor, control-panel, and adjoining office use, scoped to the environment.
Built For
Scoped to the Environment. Configuration accounts for exactly where the machine sits — production floor, control panel, or back office — rather than a single generic spec applied everywhere.
Built for Long Runtimes. Configured for extended operating hours rather than a standard office duty cycle, since industrial equipment rarely gets switched off between shifts.
Higher-Spec Options Available. Desktops configured with more CPU and memory headroom for monitoring software or engineering workloads run on-site, when a standard build isn’t enough.
A Typical Deployment
Picture a manufacturing unit running three production lines, each with a control-panel PC that’s been replaced piecemeal over the years — different specs, different ages, none of them chosen with the shop floor’s actual conditions in mind. A rollout for a facility like this typically starts with a look at where each machine sits: proximity to dust and heat sources, expected runtime per shift, whether it’s control-panel duty or a general desktop in an adjoining office. Hardware gets scoped per location rather than ordered as one identical batch, with the same warranty and GST-registered billing covering the whole order regardless of how many machines or locations are involved.
Where This Fits
This configuration approach applies across manufacturing and industrial environments broadly:
- Manufacturing Plants
- Industrial Workshops
- Warehouses & Logistics Hubs
- Engineering & Design Floors
The Litset Difference
Configured, Not Catalog-Only. Hardware is scoped to the specific floor conditions and workload, not sold as a generic industrial SKU.
Warranty Up to 5 Years. Coverage built around equipment that can’t come offline easily mid-shift.
Real Team, Direct Support. A direct line to the team that configured the hardware, not a call centre reading from a script.
If your floor’s computers are being replaced more often than they should, the fix is usually specifying them for the floor in the first place. Tell us about the environment and the workload, and we’ll configure hardware to match.