Many do, because the challenge is often reliability rather than bandwidth. A telemetry site may send tiny amounts of data yet still need to survive power events, operate unattended, reconnect cleanly and support external antennas or remote management. If the cost of a missed alarm or a site visit is high, an industrial router can be justified very quickly.
Comset usually frames that as a cost-of-failure question. Small data use does not automatically mean a small operational risk.
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