3mm Glass Capacitive touch screen technology 13.3 inch Vandal and Water Proof PCAP Touch

While there are thousands upon thousands of different touchscreen devices on the market, nearly all of them rely on either resistive or capacitive technology. Resistive touchscreens are constructed with three layers: an upper layer, bottom layer, and a middle layer that’s comprised with air or a similar inert gas/substance. When the operator presses down on the surface of a resistive touchscreen devices, it squeezes the upper and bottom layers together; thus, calculating the point of touch.

Most manufactures of touchscreen devices prefer capacitive technology over resistive. So, what makes capacitive the preferred choice?
Requires Less Pressure
Because capacitive touchscreens register touch via the human body’s electrical current, they require less pressure to operate than resistive touchscreens. In fact, you can typically operate a capacitive touchscreen simply by dragging your finger across the surface. This is in stark contrast to resistive touchscreens, which often require a firm, medium-pressure press.

Main Feature

• Compact size for easy integration
• Customization available on glass sensorsize, driver, accessories
• Strong mechanical strength
• High image clarity
• Free of drift
• Z-axis pressure recognition
• Short response time

touch screen devices placed in the lobby. Financial institutions are places where Capacitive Touch Panel Screen are used a lot. The bank can help the business through the operation of the touch screen. It is more convenient for the handler to enter the information in advance and then go to the front desk to handle it.

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