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Upgrade standard monitors into reliable interactive HMI with an engineered projected capacitive (PCAP) touch overlay.
Designed for OEM/ODM integration with stable touch performance in industrial noise, gloves, and real field conditions.
Get a Quote — Share your monitor size, bezel design, and use environment.
A PCAP touch panel overlay typically includes a cover lens + PCAP sensor (and optional controller),
mounted on top of an LCD monitor to enable multi-touch interaction. Compared to generic overlays,
an engineered stack reduces ghost touch risk after enclosure assembly and improves stability under EMI.
Stack design and grounding guidance help improve immunity against industrial EMI and power noise.
Multi-touch, edge performance tuning, and optional glove/wet touch behavior based on your UI and usage.
Cover glass thickness, border printing, surface coatings, and mounting method tailored to your bezel design.
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| Size Range | Custom (match your monitor size) |
| Structure | G+G / G+F |
| Touch Points | 10 / 20 |
| Interface | USB |
| Cover Glass | thickness + tempering |
| Surface | AG / AR / AF |
| Operating Environment | glove / wet / EMI level / temp |
Request a spec review — we can propose stack + tuning notes based on your bezel and environment.
Uneven pressure can cause touch drift or dead zones. Use uniform support and avoid point loads around corners.
Keep touch cable away from high-noise lines and maintain a clean ground reference to reduce ghost touch risk.
Validate with real gloves and water film in the final enclosure, not only on bench tests.
Overlay touch issues often appear after final assembly. Use a structured QA workflow to validate accuracy,
edge performance, multi-touch, and stability under real field conditions.
No. This is a PCAP touch panel overlay. It is designed to be mounted on top of an LCD monitor to enable touch input.
Yes. We support custom cover lens thickness, black border printing, and surface treatments (AG/AR/AF) based on your bezel design.
Confirm bezel pressure distribution, cable routing, grounding reference, and validate using a deployment checklist in the final enclosure.