Displays in industrial applications
A damaged device is more than annoying. That's why you should protect devices in industrial applications just like your own personal touchscreen. With the help of a professional Neoxum surface protection film, you can protect the highly sensitive surfaces of industrial panels and significantly increase the device's lifespan. Even when operated with a ballpoint pen. If, after a long period of intensive use, it becomes necessary to replace a damaged screen protector, this usually takes only 1-2 minutes and costs only a fraction of the repair costs of an original touch display. The original display always remains as it was on the first day – in perfect function.
Touchscreen in rough industrial use
In the industry, multifunction displays are increasingly being used to control manufacturing equipment. Whether in the metal industry, the paint industry, or the wood industry, if the display is mechanically damaged as a control unit, the entire system fails for some time, which costs time, nerves, and ultimately money. Inattentive employees who use sharp objects like screwdrivers or pens to operate the sensitive touch panels can scratch the display surfaces to the point where the display needs to be repaired. However, over time, both capacitive and pressure-sensitive industrial displays wear out due to daily human finger contact.
Maintenance and servicing
Maintenance and servicing play a crucial role in the availability of production machines. Therefore, maintenance and servicing are given great importance. Very often, maintenance work is intelligently supported by mobile companions, such as industrial tablet PCs or smartphones. The interface, the device's display, is heavily used: operated with gloves or, not infrequently, with a ballpoint pen or other objects. After a few months, the display has deep scratches or becomes matte in some areas.
A professional screen protector from Neoxum can effectively prevent these damages. The extremely robust and strong special plastic withstands the harshest mechanical stresses. Under extreme climatic conditions, such as in freezing areas or in winter, the protective film provides protection just as it does at high temperatures.