A rugged, fabricated steel terminal that puts FULCRUM-SCP in the operator’s hands and FULCRUM-ERP in the storekeeper’s. RFID login instead of passwords, the printer sealed inside, and every cable terminating in a locked service cabinet — so the shop floor gets a real industrial machine rather than a desktop PC on a fabricated table.
Select a marker on the terminal to see what each part does.
The operator’s window into FULCRUM. Mounted securely from behind, inside a fabricated metal housing that protects the panel from the realities of a working shop.
Mounted directly below the monitor at natural hand height. Operators identify themselves with a card instead of typing credentials with gloves on.
A dedicated shelf for keyboard and mouse, set at a comfortable height for an operator working on their feet — not perched on a stool at a repurposed office desk.
A standard mouse on the same work surface, with its cable routed straight down into the cabinet so nothing hangs loose or gets snagged.
A dedicated enclosure on the right side with a built-in shelf, reached through a side-opening door with an easy-to-operate knob. Job cards, PBOMs and material issue notes print exactly where they are needed.
Directly behind the monitor housing sits the service cabinet. The CPU, power supply and every peripheral connection terminate inside it, under lock and key. Operators cannot reach it; a maintenance engineer is inside it within minutes.
The FULCRUM Smart Shop Floor Terminal is the physical interface between your people and your FULCRUM software. Where it stands determines what it does.
Placed on the shop floor, it is the operator’s window into FULCRUM-SCP — logging on to a job card, reporting production against a machine, and updating manufacturing progress as the work happens rather than at the end of the shift.
Placed in stores, it is the storekeeper’s window into FULCRUM-ERP — printing PBOMs and material issue notes, checking allocations and stock, raising and approving GRNs, and issuing material against an RFID identity.
The terminal is built in our own workshop from fabricated steel, using the same construction standards we apply to process equipment.
| Product category | Industrial shop floor kiosk |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions | 1370 mm (H) × 550 mm (W) × 450 mm (D) |
| Weight | Approximately 45 kg |
| Monitor | 20 inch, industrial mounting, touch or non-touch |
| RFID reader | 125 kHz, mounted below the monitor |
| Printer compatibility | Any standard laser or inkjet printer |
| Enclosure | Industrial fabricated steel, heavy-duty construction |
| Finish | Powder coated |
| Service access | Lockable rear cabinet, key operated |
| Printer access | Side-opening door with knob, no lock |
| Housed inside | CPU, power supply, monitor, keyboard, mouse and RFID connections |
| Software | FULCRUM-SCP and FULCRUM-ERP |
The terminal is manufactured to order, so panel layout, dimensions and branding can be adapted to suit your shop.
The terminal is purpose-built for the FULCRUM platform. Where it stands decides which half of the platform it serves.
FULCRUM–SCP
On the shop floor — production execution
FULCRUM–ERP
In stores — material and documentation
No cut-down mobile view and no separate shop floor app to maintain. The terminal runs the same FULCRUM screens your planners and managers use, sized for a 20-inch display and reachable with a keyboard, a mouse and an RFID card.
Production
Operators and supervisors
Maintenance
Engineering and IT support
Management
Plant and operations leadership
The terminal earns its place wherever operators execute against job cards and stores issue material against them.
Yes. The rear service cabinet is sized to house a standard CPU along with its power supply and cabling. If you already have a machine you are happy with, it can be fitted into the terminal.
Any standard laser or inkjet printer can be attached. The compartment has a built-in shelf and a side-opening door, so paper is reloaded without moving the printer or opening the service cabinet.
Physically, yes — it houses a standard CPU, monitor, keyboard, mouse and printer. But it is designed around FULCRUM workflows, and the RFID login, job card execution and material issue features assume FULCRUM-SCP or FULCRUM-ERP behind them.
Both are supported. The enclosure accepts a touch or non-touch 20-inch industrial monitor, so the choice depends on whether your operators work with gloves and how much data entry the process needs.
Yes. Each unit is manufactured to order, so panel branding and finish can be adapted. Tell us what you need at the time of enquiry.
Through the locked rear cabinet. A maintenance engineer can reach the CPU, connections, monitor and power supply within minutes, and because every peripheral terminates inside the cabinet there is only one place to look.
Tell us how many machines you want to cover and whether the terminal is going onto the shop floor or into stores. We will come back with a configuration and a quotation.