SAW screens use anti-vandal, impact-resistant 4 mm glass that is almost impossible to break unintentionally.
SAW touchscreen monitors have their front panel dust-proof. Optional models are available with water-proof front panel.
In places with constant temperature change additional protection required against humidity on components of certain electronic parts (controller, connectors) of the equipment.
In case of minor contamination, SAW screen needs to be cleaned with a wet wipe. In case of serious contamination that affects SAW reflector arrays, please contact technical support of Keetouch. Minor contaminants (dust, dirt, grease) on the glass surface will not damage the screen, when it’s dried out or removed, the screen will continue to function normally.
- High throughput
- High transparency
- Long service life
SAW technology is the perfect choice for busy traffic indoor public environments as it can be used by a number of users daily and withstand thousands of touches daily having a very high throughput. The most popular spheres include HORECA, retail, and advertising.
SAW screen has minimal impact on the clarity and brightness of the display image.
SAW touch technology works on the surface of the panel. The glass is wear-resistant and highly durable, minor mechanical damage to the working surface (scratches, abrasions, scuffs) does not affect the operation of the SAW touch screen.
- Wide operating temperature range
- The working surface of the screen does not oxidize or corrode
- Responds to a finger touch or special stylus for SAW screens
Engineered to function in any climate, including extremely cold/hot weather, excessive snowfalls, rain or dust. At low / high operating temperatures it is necessary maintain the heating / cooling of the equipment with a built-in touch screen.
The working surface of the screen does not oxidize, corrode, or react with household chemicals which makes it suitable for chemical industry application.
Typically, the software of devices for public use is designed to support one touch and involves step-by-step use. Optional double-touch makes gesture control possible.
