Industrial Touch Screen Monitors

Every IronView monitor is a touch monitor. The whole range — 16 sizes from 7″ to 32″ — uses projected-capacitive (PCAP) multi-touch behind a front face rated IP65, in a metal case built for 24/7 duty.
PCAP is the same sensing technology used in phones and tablets: the touch layer sits behind a hard front surface rather than on top of it, so there is no soft membrane to wear through, and multi-touch gestures work as operators expect. It is the reason the front can be sealed and still be touched.
The range
Resolution follows size: 1024×600 on the 7″, 1280×800 on the 8″, 10.1″ and 12″, and 1920×1080 Full HD from 11.6″ upward. A 19″ 5:4 SXGA panel is kept in the range for control rooms that still standardise on that format, alongside a 19″ widescreen.
Panels are 300 cd/m² as standard, rising to 400 cd/m² on the 17.3″; contrast is 1000:1 and viewing angles 178°/178° on the 11.6″ and larger. Standard I/O is VGA, HDMI and USB, with AV and BNC added on the 17.3″ and 19″ widescreen. Operating range is 0…50°C, extending to 0…70°C on the 17.3″. Mounting is VESA 75/100.
Then choose a mount
Size and touch technology are the same across the range, so the remaining decision is how the monitor is fixed: rack mount for 19″ cabinets and consoles, panel mount to seal into a machine face, or open frame to build into your own enclosure. Every size is available in all three.

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