It’s true: a touch screen is one of the best ways to connect with your audience on a personal level. Unlike a two-dimensional screen that you would typically use for a desktop computer, a custom touch screen display will help in an abundance of ways — but what should you know before making the switch? Here are some tips to keep in mind for a custom touch screen device:

Don’t be Afraid of Interaction

One of the best features of a custom touch screen display is that it’s meant to be interacted with for long periods of time. When you’re opting to include a touch-based display at your business, you should make sure that you have an interactive program in mind that will not only work best on your unit but will also be the best way to keep your audience interested.

It Can Withstand Sun Exposure

Thanks to our VacuBond® Vacuum Bonding and Vacuum Assembly/Laminating, your unit will be able to withstand exposure to the sun for long periods of time. Unlike standard screens, vacuum bonding turns any screen into one of strength.

This will not only keep your unit in its prime, in terms of function and appearance, but it will also help it withstand the test of time: which is perfect for any business that wants to reap the benefits of their investment.

Will Work in Any Environment

Whether you’re looking to incorporate a touch screen display into a restaurant or a museum, the possibilities are endless when having this essential device! Also, it doesn’t matter how big or small the space will be either, since our touch screen displays are custom and will be able to fit the dimensions that you’re looking for, with ease.

As the global leader in optical bonding, Apollo Display Technologies supports you in all project phases – from the construction of the metal housing and procurement of specific parts to in-house development of controller boards and touchscreen integration. In need of a product, part, or have a project in mind? Contact us today at (631) 580-4360 or click here for more information.

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