Productivity at Your Fingertips

Suitable for single-point touch, resistive touchscreens consist of two thin metal film layers that are electrically conductive and separated by a tiny air gap. When pressure is applied to the surface, the two sheets come together, completing a circuit and detecting commands.

Ideal application: office check-in counters and kiosks.

Infrared touch technology detects touch commands by interrupting a grid of infrared light beams that are positioned over the screen. When a beam is blocked, the touch point is calculated. Infrared touch screens are durable and capable of detecting multiple points of touch.

Ideal application: public information desk/kiosks, control rooms.

Projected capacitive (PCAP) touchscreens are coated with a transparent conductive film that, when touched by a fingertip, can use the conductivity of the human body as a means for input. They’re highly responsive and can detect up to 10 points of contact simultaneously.

Ideal application: POS system, information kiosk, self-service terminals, industrial control panels, machinery interface.