As a decision-maker in industrial automation, do you often struggle with these issues:
- Poor device compatibility: Difficulty connecting equipment from different brands seamlessly, leading to low production efficiency?
- Weak environmental adaptability: Existing network equipment cannot withstand extreme factory temperatures, dust, and vibrations?
- Security vulnerabilities: Industrial networks frequently under attack, threatening production data security?
- High maintenance costs: Frequent servicing and unexpected downtime driving up operational costs?
- Upgrade difficulties: Current network architecture unable to adapt to smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 needs?
Key Takeaways
We can even utilize an OEM expert to customize industrial network switches based on your unique operating requirements to maximize throughput and minimize costs. |
With customization options that include custom port configurations and advanced management tools, we’re able to tailor network switches for the varied industrial environments. |
Our commitment to top quality OEM switches as well helps us cut long term costs by increasing durability, energy efficiency and downtime. |
We source directly from OEM manufacturers to simplify our supply chain and provide dependable delivery and improved inventory management for worldwide projects. |
Meeting standards and environmental regulations is critical to ensuring the safety, reliability and sustainability of our network infrastructure. |
By combining oem industrial network switches with control systems and sustainability, we create high-performance, secure, and eco-friendly industrial networks. |
An OEM industrial network switch is a device designed for deployments in factories and other worksites. We utilize these switches to assist equipment and systems communicate information quickly and with minimal interruption.
Our switches are compatible with many brands and configurations. They manage heat, dust and overtime.
To assist in your search for the perfect switch, we explore important features, practical uses, and tips to maximize value.
The HoweVis OEM Advantage




Customization
What types of OEM and ODM services can we provide?
- Switch PCBAs, and re-designed PCBs according to your functional requirements.
- Logo on switch housings
- Label customization
- User manual customization
- Carton packaging customization, such as package size, package picture, package color
- Software function development, your logo, model number, MAC address, and open source code for your secondary development
Our OEM and ODM Advantages
- Professional R&D team with years of OEM & ODM experience.
- Strict development process and production process, using the project lifetime responsibility system, a team of engineers is responsible for the project from the project to the batch of the whole follow-up to ensure the efficiency of the project.
- Lower and flexible minimum order quantity policy.
- Fast delivery time for OEM and ODM products
- Professional consultants to provide you with pre-sales and after-sales services
- Strict adherence to NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) to protect your interests.
Cost-Benefit
HoweVis switches deliver superior value:
Factor | HoweVis OEM Switch | Standard Switch |
---|---|---|
Upfront Cost | Medium | Low |
Maintenance | Low | High |
Energy Efficiency | High | Medium |
Downtime | Minimal | Frequent |
Built for Harsh Environments with HoweVis
Designed for rugged environments we engineer our OEM industrial network switches to operate where others can’t. Our designs remain dependable in extreme heat, cold, dust and vibration. We combine rugged housings, premium connectors and IP-rated protection so our switches endure, secure data and require minimal manual maintenance.

Temperature Extremes
Our switches continue operating from -40°C to 75°C. We select components that can survive these broad fluctuations so network availability isn’t impacted when the temperature shifts rapidly. Some locations, such as outdoor flora or refrigerated storage, transition from freezing to scorching within hours.
So we use fans, heat sinks and smart layouts to cool things off. These measures prevent overheating and ensure the switch functions every single day, year after year. We test every switch in chambers that simulate actual heat and cold spikes.
This way, we understand how temperature impacts speed, network lag or long-term wear. By selecting top-rated components, we assist our clients in averting shutdowns — or slowdowns — because a switch has failed in a hot or cold zone.
Physical Stress
Industrial environments are tough—machinery is in motion, floors rumble, equipment bangs against other equipment. We employ thick metal cases, shock-absorbing mounts, and rugged connectors such as threaded M8 and M12 plugs.
These all prevent cables from shaking loose or snapping under tension. DIN rail and rack-mount variants allow customers to select the ideal method to mount the switch for their location. Either direction works to reduce the chance of falls or diving.

Integrating with Control Systems
When we engineer a switch, we don’t just assume—it gets tested for shock and vibration. This demonstrates that the switch is capable of enduring actual bumps and maintaining network uptime, even in congested factories.
We engineer our OEM industrial network switches to integrate seamlessly with control systems common to many industries. Smooth integration not only increases system efficiency, reduces downtime and facilitates digital transformation. As IT and OT converge, we emphasize robust hardware, intelligent network configurations, and close collaboration between both sides.
Protocol Support
It’s critical that our switches integrate with standard industrial protocols, such as EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, and PROFINET. These protocols enable automation controllers, sensors, and machines to communicate seamlessly.
We never simply verify if the switch supports legacy and new protocols. This is important when integrating legacy equipment with new IT systems. When it’s time to upgrade, we want switches that can grow with us.
Flexible protocol support allows us to stay ahead of changes in automation and IoT. We test extensively in the field to ensure that all features perform as intended. This prevents surprises when the switch is live on the floor.
System Integration
We begin with a transparent agenda. That involves charting existing network routes, identifying critical connection points, and specifying objectives for the switch. We check if the new switch will play nice with legacy controls or software, so we don’t spend a week fixing post-install surprises.
We utilize setup tools which come with the switch to expedite the task. This reduces engineering hours, which reduces costs and minimizes the risk of human error. Once we add the switch, we monitor network utilization, throughput and device interoperability.
Conclusion
If something’s not right, we correct it quickly to keep the plant humming. It’s best when IT and OT teams collaborate from the outset. That way, we can address everything from fast Gigabit Ethernet connections to the appropriate plugs for legacy systems.
HoweVis OEM industrial switches deliver:

- Reliability: Designed for 24/7 operation in harsh conditions
- Performance: Carrier-grade switching with industrial protocol support
- Value: Lower TCO through extended lifespan and reduced downtime
- Sustainability: Energy-efficient design with responsible manufacturing
Contact HoweVis to discuss your project requirements and request a free network assessment.
FAQ
What makes HoweVis switches different?
Our OEM switches combine military-grade durability with enterprise-class features, certified for global industrial use.
How do HoweVis switches handle extreme environments?
Through rigorous design and testing for temperature, vibration, and ingress protection.
Why choose HoweVis for global projects?
We maintain full international certification and local support worldwide.
Can HoweVis switches integrate with legacy systems?
Yes, we support both modern and legacy industrial protocols.
What sustainability features do you offer?
Energy-efficient operation, recyclable materials, and product take-back programs.