00:00If you're building a dedicated workshop station, setting up an automation node,
00:04or just trying to clear up valuable bench space, putting your PC up on the wall is an absolute
00:08game-changer. In this video, we're taking a look at the top 5 industrial computer cases for wall
00:14mount that balance rugged reliability with practical features. I did the research and
00:19tracked down the best deals available right now, so whether you need open airflow or heavy-duty
00:24enclosed steel, there's an option here for your build. First up is an open, wall-mounted chassis
00:29that uses a perforated holeboard bracket design, and at just $20.24, it's practically a steal.
00:36The best feature here is its universal layout, offering solid structural mounting for both
00:41full ATX and micro ATX motherboards without trapping any heat. Because it's an open-frame platform,
00:47you get maximum passive airflow and immediate access to swap out components or reroute cables on the
00:52fly. It's well worth picking up if you're running a home lab test bench or a workshop rig where
00:58keeping parts cool and accessible matters more than hiding them behind metal panels.
01:02If you prefer an enclosed, ultra-compact footprint, take a look at the Mechanic Master E06 Energy
01:08ITX, which comes in at $77.10. What sets this case apart is its clever 7.5-liter drawer-type
01:16sliding tray, which lets you slide out your entire motherboard and component tray for instant
01:21maintenance without detaching the chassis from the wall. It's built around mini-ITX boards,
01:26supports a 1U server power supply, and can even fit a 200-millimeter half-height graphics card.
01:32It's definitely worth the investment if you want a clean, space-saving build that looks great in a
01:37control room or office while still being remarkably easy to service.
01:41Next, we have the OEM ODM IPC3318 wall-mount chassis, currently sitting right at $72.
01:48This one is built specifically for harsh industrial and factory environments,
01:52featuring heavy-gauge steel construction and integrated wall-mount flanges designed for
01:56standard ATX and micro-ATX motherboards. Its biggest selling point is sheer durability,
02:02it isolates your core components from dust, vibrations, and accidental shop bumps far better
02:07than consumer cases can. If you need a reliable 24-7 machine running a CNC router, warehouse monitor,
02:14or security terminal, this no-nonsense tank of a case will protect your investment for years.
02:19Coming in at number 4 is another open-frame wall-mount PC case,
02:23priced at an affordable $22.87. The standout feature here is its pegboard-ready mounting pattern,
02:30making it ridiculously easy to hang on standard workshop tool walls or modular shop boards alongside
02:35your equipment. It supports both ATX and micro-ATX boards and functions equally well as a permanent wall
02:42display or a rapid-access diagnostic test bench. It's an awesome buy for makers, technicians,
02:48or tinkerers who want a modular setup that keeps their hardware visible, neatly organized,
02:52and right within arm's reach. Finally, we have the 24-06 wall-mounted chassis,
02:58which runs around $84.10. Its premier feature is the spacious interior clearance,
03:04specifically engineered to support full-length industrial expansion cards alongside standard,
03:08budget-friendly ATX power supplies. This makes it an ideal pick for multi-channel video surveillance,
03:15UN-VR setups, or machine-vision workstations that require multiple capture cards running
03:20continuously. If your project demands heavy expansion capabilities and standard power compatibility
03:26wrapped in a secure, wall-mounted steel shell, this chassis is worth every cent.
03:31All the direct links with the best prices for each of these wall-mount cases are down in the
03:35description below. If this breakdown helped you find the right chassis for your project,
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03:46Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
