We have been preparing for your end of the year needs and are happy to report that even during these uncertain times, most standard monitor models are available to ship today. Most keyboards, KVM Extenders, mounting options, and Thin Client/PC Enclosures are also available for immediate shipment.
An Industrial Keyboard Supplier With a 5-Year WarrantyMost of our customers know us as an industrial touch screen and monitor company, but we are proud to also be the manufacturer of a complete line of truly industrial keyboards that come with a standard 5-year warranty.
Hope Industrial offers 3 different varieties of monitor and touch screens to suit the needs of each individual customer. We offer Panel Mount, fully enclosed Universal Mount, and Rack Mount monitors, all with a standard 5-year warranty and 30-day total satisfaction guarantee. All of our monitors are designed to provide superior picture quality in a rugged enclosure, ensuring years of reliable operation in any factory environment. Read More
ThinManager from Rockwell Automation (formerly ACP ThinManager) is a Thin Client management and content/session delivery system that is tailored to the Industrial Automation market. ThinManager allows content and interactive sessions from a variety of sources to be flexibly assigned to individual terminals throughout a factory environment.
This content is often simply a remote desktop session (RDP, VNC, ESXi, etc.) but can also include individual applications running on remote machines, IP video streams, web content, or even the view from another ThinManager terminal. A suite of management tools allows administrators to configure each terminal, assign it views and sessions and their placement, and manage users and access.
Effective immediately, HIS is increasing our standard warranty to 5 years. And, it’s retroactive – all products we have shipped since December 1, 2015 are covered. All other warranty terms stay the same.
We’ve shipped over 140,000 monitors since announcing the industry-first 3-year warranty in 2001 and the good news for our customers (and for us) is that our products rarely fail on their own. But now you have the assurance that, if one does, you are covered for 60 months!
Hope Industrial Systems is headquartered in Atlanta, GA, USA, but our presence is known worldwide. One of our corporate principles is:
“We will be good servants to our customers by giving them superior support and service and by treating all customers equally well.”
At Hope Industrial Systems, one of our goals is to ensure that you have quick access to whatever you need. Our website provides easy navigation to find exactly what you may require for your project! You can start a quick chat with our Support team, find mechanical drawings or manuals for our industrial products, and learn more about the certifications for our industrial monitors.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to change across the world and we want to keep you updated on how Hope Industrial Systems is operating in the midst of it. Because we are a Critical Infrastructure business, we have remained open during the entire course of this pandemic and we will continue to operate under our normal business hours as long as circumstances allow.
Our stock levels are high – most monitors and accessories are in stock and ready to ship – and our supply chain is secure. As a manufacturer of essential equipment, we will continue to provide the same industry-leading service and support our customers know to expect from us.
Hope Industrial Systems has been shipping HazLoc-rated monitors for 10 years now. But did you know that every one of our industrial monitors and touch screens, as well as monitor-mounted keyboards, is rated for hazardous locations?
According to the National Electrical Code (NEC), hazardous locations are areas “where fire or explosion hazards may exist due to flammable gases or vapors, flammable liquids, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers or flyings.”
Increasing international attention concerning the extraction, processing, and use of “Conflict Minerals” originating from mining operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and adjoining countries prompted the United States Congress to enact the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which requires publicly traded companies utilizing conflict minerals in their products to disclose the source of such minerals. The legislation was enacted in an effort to dissuade companies from continuing to engage in mineral trade, which directly or indirectly supports regional conflicts.