Anvil Field Systems
Model T9 · Rev C · Datasheet 2026-08
A 14-inch field laptop built to be repaired with a screwdriver at minus 20 degrees. Everything you need to compare it is on this page, in a table, before you have to talk to anyone.
From 3,240 per unit. Stock lead time 12 working days.
All figures measured, not modelled
14in 1400-nit sunlight readable, glove and wet-finger touch, IP68 sealed bezel
IP68
MIL-STD-810H Method 516.8 Proc IV, 26 drops from 1.5m onto plywood over concrete, powered on
810H 516.8
Dual hot-swap 74Wh, 11 hours mixed use, swap without shutdown, replaceable in the field in 40 seconds
2 × 74Wh
Core Ultra 7 165H, 32GB DDR5 (64GB option), two removable NVMe bays up to 4TB each, one with a keyed carrier for classified removal
32GB · 8TB
Magnesium alloy frame with replaceable corner bumpers, 2.94kg with both batteries, operating minus 20 to plus 60 degrees
2.94 kg
IP68 dust ingress and 1.5m immersion for 30 minutes, salt fog per Method 509.7, sand and dust per Method 510.7
IP68
Eleven screws to the mainboard. Storage, RAM, battery, keyboard and display bezel are all user-replaceable
11 screws
Five years of parts availability from date of purchase, written into the contract, with a 3-year return-to-base repair term
5 years
02 · Test results
Every figure below comes from a witnessed test at an accredited lab, with the method number printed so you can check it against your own tender wording. Reports are sent as PDFs on request, unredacted.
Lab: TÜV-accredited, ISO/IEC 17025. Report set ANV-T9-2026-04.
MIL-STD-810H 516.8 Proc IV
26 / 26 passed
Twenty-six drops from 1.5m onto 5cm plywood over concrete, powered on, on every face, edge and corner. No data loss, no bezel separation, hinge torque within spec after test.
MIL-STD-810H 510.7 · IEC 60529
IP68 sustained
Eight hours blowing dust at 8.9 m/s, then 30 minutes at 1.5m immersion. Ports sealed by gasketed doors; the unit was operated wet for one hour afterwards with no thermal fault.
MIL-STD-810H 501.7 / 502.7
−20 °C to +60 °C
Cold start at minus 20 within 45 seconds, sustained load at plus 60 with no throttle below base clock. Battery hot-swap validated across the full range with gloves on.
Battery B carries the machine while battery A is out. No shutdown, no dock, no tools.
03 · Hot-swap and serviceability
Storage, RAM, battery, keyboard and display bezel are all user-replaceable. Full service manual and part numbers are public and free.
Battery
Dual 74Wh hot-swap, replaced in the field in 40 seconds, no shutdown — P/N ANV-BT74
Storage
Two NVMe bays behind one captive screw, keyed carrier for secure removal — P/N ANV-SSD-C2
Memory
Two SODIMM slots, 32GB fitted, 64GB supported — standard DDR5-5600, no proprietary module
Keyboard
Sealed backlit unit, four screws from the top deck, replaced without opening the chassis
Bezel
Display bezel and corner bumpers are consumables, stocked and priced like consumables
Manual
Full service manual, exploded diagrams and the complete part-number list are public and free
04 · Interfaces
Every port is a real port behind a gasketed door — no dongle is required to reach a serial device, and the expansion bay is specified once and configured at order.
USB
2 × USB-C 40Gbps with 100W PD in, 2 × USB-A 10Gbps
Video
HDMI 2.1 full size, plus dual 4K over either USB-C
Legacy
True RS-232 DE-9 serial and RJ-45 2.5GbE, both sealed
Power
Locking DC barrel, 12–32V vehicle input tolerant
Cellular
5G sub-6 with dual physical SIM and eSIM, removable module
Wireless
Wi-Fi 7 tri-band, Bluetooth 5.4, both on an M.2 card you can pull
GNSS
Dedicated multi-band receiver, sub-metre with correction service
Kill
Physical RF kill switch on the left flank, mechanically latched
Option A
Smart card and contactless reader, FIPS 201 compatible
Option B
Second 2.5GbE plus a fibre SFP cage for substation work
Option C
Thermal imager and barcode head for asset inspection
Option D
Blanking plate — sealed, and the bay stays field-swappable
05 · In service
Reference sites available under NDA, including the crews who have had units in the field since the T7.
Pipeline
Inline inspection crews run the T9 off vehicle power at 12–32V, pull data over RS-232 from legacy pigging gear and hot-swap batteries at the valve station instead of driving back to the truck.
Fleet of 240 · 3 years in service
Forestry
Wet gloves, rain, and a screen you can still read at noon under canopy gaps. GNSS to sub-metre with correction, and a bezel the crew replaces themselves when a branch wins.
Zero return-to-base in 18 months
Disaster response
Deployed cold at minus 20, booted in 45 seconds, run on generator or vehicle power for a week. The RF kill switch is mechanical, which is what the incident commander asked for.
72-hour deployments, no dock
06 · Procurement
Stock lead time 12 working days. Listed on two national framework agreements. Volume pricing from 25 units, with a written 5-year price hold.
Lead time
12 working days from stock, 6 weeks for a configured expansion bay
Frameworks
Listed on two national framework agreements; direct award permitted under both
Volume
Tiered pricing from 25 units, again at 100 and 500, quoted in writing
Price hold
5-year price hold written into the contract, not a quotation footnote
Compliance
Country-of-origin declaration, RoHS and REACH statements, TAA position on request
Trials
Demo units shipped free for 30 days, no purchase order needed to start
Unit price
From 3,240
Per unit. Demo units shipped free for 30 days and yes, you may drop it.
In stock now
412 units of the base configuration are on the shelf. Configured bays build to order on a six-week cycle and ship in tranches if you need the first crews equipped early.
5
Years, contractual
Five years of parts availability from date of purchase, guaranteed in the contract, not the marketing.
That means stocked batteries, bezels, keyboards and mainboards for five years from the day your unit ships — not five years from the day we stop building the model. Repair turnaround is 10 working days return-to-base, with a loan pool for fleets over 50 units.
08 · Trial
From 3,240 per unit. Demo units shipped free for 30 days and yes, you may drop it. Tell us the crew, the climate and the software you have to run, and a configured unit goes out on the next courier.
Or ask for the full test report set, the service manual and the framework numbers — all three are sent without a sales call.