10-Inch Rugged Tablet, IP67 Sealed
A genuinely sealed IP67 tablet — dust-tight and immersion-proof — with a 1920×1200 sunlight-readable screen, Android 12 or Windows 11, and the data-capture options that fleet deployments actually need.
A screen you can read outdoors — high-brightness 1920×1200 IPS with Corning glass.
Windows is on the table — same housing ships with Android 12 or Windows 11.
Ultra-slim rugged housing under 15 mm with an easy-to-spot orange accent frame.
Fleet-ready capture — NFC, fingerprint and optional 2D barcode scanning.
Specifications
| Protection | IP67 — dust-tight, immersion-proof; ultra-slim rugged housing (under 15 mm) |
| Screen | 10.1-inch IPS, 1920 × 1200, high brightness / sunlight-readable, Corning glass |
| CPU | High-performance octa-core |
| RAM / Storage | 4 GB + 64 GB (6/8 GB, 128/256 GB optional) |
| OS | Android 12.0 standard; Windows 11 optional |
| Battery | 6,000 mAh Li-polymer, ~8 h typical use |
| Ports | Type-C ×1, SIM ×1, TF to 256 GB, DC power jack |
| Wireless | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac dual-band, BT 5.0 (BLE), full-band 4G/5G optional, GPS |
| Data capture | NFC, fingerprint (standard); 2D barcode scanning (optional) |
| Reliability | 1.2 m drop (powered on); −20 °C to 60 °C operating / −30 °C to 70 °C storage; 13 MP AF rear / 5 MP front |
Built for these jobs
Warehouse logistics: the IP67 seal handles freezer-door condensation and dusty aisles; the 10.1-inch screen suits forklift-mounted dashboards and putaway confirmation. For scan-dense picking, pair with the handheld PDA.
Manufacturing: the Windows 11 variant runs legacy MES clients on the floor; the Android variant suits browser-based systems and custom apps.
Identity verification: NFC and fingerprint support make it a platform for mobile ID workflows and inspection reporting.
Straight from the manufacturer
This model ships factory-direct with OEM/ODM support: custom boot animation, preloaded software, packaging, regional band configuration and accessory development. We control the supply chain, so firmware questions get answered by engineers — not resellers.