SATA 2.5", mSATA, M.2 SATA and M.2 NVMe drives rated for the conditions a consumer SSD isn't: −40 ~ 85°C wide temperature, power-loss protection against corruption, LDPC ECC, a pSLC grade on request — and a fixed BOM so the drive you qualify is the drive you re-order. Factory-direct from an IATF 16949 source factory, with factory allocation through the 2026 shortage.
The Problem We Solve
An embedded device, a vehicle, an outdoor enclosure or a 24/7 controller asks things a consumer SSD was never rated for: extreme temperature, power cut mid-write, years of unattended duty. Worse, a commodity drive can swap its NAND mid-product-life — so the unit you qualified isn't the unit that ships six months later. Industrial grade fixes both: a documented wide-temperature range, power-loss protection, and a locked BOM you can build a long deployment on.
What We Supply
Pick the form factor to the slot, the grade to the duty cycle. We quote the NAND mode, rated temperature range, PLP option and endurance on every line — and lock the BOM per order.
2.5" SATA III · mSATA · wide-temp option
M.2 2242 / 2280 · SATA or PCIe NVMe
Your platform · fixed & locked BOM
| Form factor | Interface | NAND mode | PLP | Temp range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consumer (for reference) | SATA / NVMe | 3D TLC | Usually none | 0 ~ 70°C |
| SATA 2.5" / mSATA | SATA III | TLC / pSLC | Option | −40 ~ 85°C opt. |
| M.2 SATA | SATA III | TLC / pSLC | Option | −40 ~ 85°C opt. |
| M.2 NVMe | PCIe NVMe | TLC / pSLC | Option | −40 ~ 85°C opt. |
Why Source-Factory
Wide-temp and PLP mean nothing if the next batch quietly swaps the controller or NAND. Source-factory control is the whole point of buying industrial.
Temperature range, PLP mechanism and TBW/DWPD stated per SKU on the datasheet — you qualify against numbers, not a label.
Controller, NAND and firmware fixed per order, locked part numbers, every batch traceable — no silent swap mid-product-life that breaks a long deployment.
Wide-temperature builds, power-loss protection and LDPC ECC — engineered for power cuts, heat and years of unattended duty, not peak benchmarks.
Authorized agent of an IATF 16949 source factory — stable lead times and a stable BOM through the 2026 NAND shortage, while commodity SSD supply swings.
Who Buys This
Pick the Right Drive
Same standards as our specs — verifiable, with worked examples. Use these to match grade and form factor to the deployment.
What actually makes a drive industrial — and when you need one.
The endurance math that decides how long a drive survives your write load.
What PLP is, what it actually saves, and when you need it.
SATA 2.5", mSATA, M.2 SATA and NVMe — which fits your board.
FAQ
Request for Quote
Tell us form factor, capacity, grade (TLC or pSLC), whether you need PLP and wide-temperature, and monthly volume. We reply with a real factory quote, usually the same business day — and a sample drive on request so you can qualify before you commit.
B2B inquiries only. Quotes valid 3–7 days, subject to final confirmation — the NAND market is moving fast.
