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12 " 12 1/8in Infrared Ir Touchscreen Panel IBM D47455-000 716174000 M75

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12" 30.8cm diagonal Elo Infrared (IT, Infrared) touchscreen

Manufacturer: IBM , area of application: industry, cash register systems, other. Continuous operation

IR touchscreen is something special and is one of the most expensive... Why? It's easy:

The infrared touch (IR touchscreen) works similarly to a “light barrier”. This is located just above the display surface. It is the only touch screen that does not require direct contact with the display. The advantage is: The IR Touch can be secured with a protective screen without any problems, without reducing the performance of the touch screen. This makes it almost vandal-proof.

The IR touchscreen can be operated with fingers, gloves and all objects. It is very robust and also works in an extended temperature range as well as with vibration and shock.

It therefore has some advantages that are irreplaceable in some environments. It is a scratch-resistant surface, also for industrial/public use, also works on the dirty or oily surface incl. USB cable, drivers up to Windows 7 (also for Win2000, WinXP)

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DIMENSIONS:

Visible surface 12" (30.8 cm) 24.7x18.4cm; glass plate has dimensions 28.5 x 23 cm; incl. Plastic edge 32x26.8 cm,

p/n: D47455-000 (panel), control 716174000

In the picture below: This is what the touchscreen panel you can get looks like:

An IR touchscreen is preferred in medical technology, the food industry, cash registers, slot machines as well as for use in vehicles and in the military sector
A significant advantage over resistive and capacitive touch screens is that the infrared touch surface cannot be damaged, for example with fingernails or sharp objects, which often happens during public use or in production rooms. The same is not important if the touchscreen surface is dirty or even oily. Why? You also understood that yourself: Because the touchscreen surface is made of simple glass, without layers that can be damaged, and the touchscreen function was implemented using IT diodes and photoelectric elements on the side.

Some advantages of an IR touchscreen:
100% light transmission
Resistant to chemicals (acids and alkalis)
Can be operated with fingers, gloves and objects
Can be used for extended temperature range
Also works with scratches
Use is also possible in damp rooms

Touch infrared touchscreens from IBM (CarrollTouch technology):

CarrollTouch infrared technology is the optimal touchscreen for harsh operating conditions. This is the only technology that does not require a glass panel or substrate for touch recognition, meaning no physical wear and tear on the touchscreen is possible. CarrollTouch technology combines premium optics with excellent sealing capabilities, making it an excellent choice for harsh manufacturing environments and outdoor kiosk applications. The touchscreen, which can be activated with your finger (even with a glove), fingernail or a stylus, is always characterized by quick and precise reactions.

Suitable for harsh operating conditions:
Adapt to changing lighting conditions, including direct sunlight
Stable, drift-free calibration
Vandalism and wear-resistant screens, ideal for harsh operating environments
No parallax on LCD displays
Can be sealed against contamination
Various controller interfaces possible
Different types of filters or glass panes are possible to protect the system and ensure optimal optics

CarrollTouch Applications:

Kiosks for indoor or outdoor use
ATMs
Ticket machines
Medical instruments
Process control systems
Hospitals
Commercial transportation
Commercial food preparation and service
Large plasma displays