
Portable & Transportable Industrial Servers and Workstations
DuraPACIndustrial portable workstation with a 17.3" display and storage up to 36TB
DuraPAC is a transportable industrial workstation from Acme Portable: computing and display units live together in a single chassis that closes shut, meant to follow the operator between site, laboratory and temporary stations.
What sets it apart is the aluminum chassis, combined with the option of configuring the machine with one or two CPU sockets within the same mechanical structure.
WiFi, Bluetooth and touchscreen are provided as options; the manufacturer operates with an ISO 9001 certified quality system.
At a glance
- CPU class: AMD Ryzen
- CPU socket count: 1–2
- Memory: UP TO 768GB DDR4 RAM
- RAM type: DDR4
- Maximum RAM: 768 GB
Technical specifications
| Processor | Latest Intel® Xeon, Intel® Core, Intel® Core™ Ultra, or AMD Ryzen™ 7Latest Single/Dual Intel® Xeon, Intel® Core, Intel® Core™ Ultra, AMD Ryzen™, or AMD EPYC™ |
|---|---|
| Graphics | Integrated HD GPU or Application-Specific Graphic Controller |
| CPU class | AMD RyzenIntel Xeon |
| CPU socket count | 1–2 |
| Memory | UP TO 768GB DDR4 RAM |
|---|---|
| RAM type | DDR4DDR5 |
| Maximum RAM | 768 GB |
| Storage | Storage Drives, Up to 15TB (Removable Option Available)(max)UP TO 36TB (REMOVABLE OPTION AVAILABLE)(max)Up to 48TB (Removable Option Available)(max) |
|---|---|
| RAID | RAID 0 |
| Number of displays | 1 |
|---|---|
| Display size | 17.3 |
| Wireless | Bluetooth(optional)Wi-Fi(optional) |
|---|
| Supply voltage | 100–240 V AC |
|---|---|
| AC/DC input | AC |
| PSU power | 400–500 W(optional) |
| Dimensions | 16.50" (W) x 13.62" (H) x 7.25" (D) = 410 x 346 x 184 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | ~23 lbs (10.4 kg) |
| Chassis material | Aluminum, metal |
Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
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