Laminated glass reinforced touch panel
The use of laminated glass is always recommended when a touchscreen with special impact resistance is required.
Annealed substrate glass or lamination
The process used is either annealed substrate glass or the lamination of other glasses. By using a single-annealed substrate glass (3 mm), a breaking strength of approx. 1.5 joules can already be achieved.
Particularly resistant laminated glass
For systems with special impact resistance requirements, it is not only crucial that the outermost layer resists a certain application of force, but also that they do not splinter or otherwise create sharp-edged pieces.
Risk of injury is avoided
Splinters or sharp-edged pieces create an increased risk of injury to users, which must be avoided.
The equipment of a GFG glass film glass touch panel from Interelectronix with laminated glass is available in
- 1.6 mm (C 16) or
- 3 mm (C 30)
Resilience is increased
Strength possible, which significantly increases resistance.
Increased impact resistance due to lamination
As standard, we laminate three different glass thicknesses depending on the area of application
- 1.6mm
- 2.0mm
- 3.0mm
For further reinforcement, it is possible to laminate two or, if necessary, several chemically hardened glasses in a row. This results in extremely robust touchscreens with exceptionally high impact resistance.
In the unlikely event of damage to the laminated glass, the type of glass and construction ensure that no free splinters are formed.
Of course, at the customer's request, we can also equip our projected capacitive touch screens with laminated glass and thus make them vandal-proof.
Special damping
By means of ball drop tests, we prove the robustness and impact resistance of our products in the course of the development of customer-specific designs.
