Frequently asked Questions

• Paper or Synthetic
• Gloss, matt or Fluorescent

• Permanent (chiller)
• Removable
• Freezer

• Application temperature
• Service temperature
• NB.. If applied at room temperature, most permanent adhesives can be chilled or frozen to -20 deg Celsius

• Corrugated carton
• Polythene
• Wood
• Metal
• Glass
• HDPE

• The labels are stored and shipped in a way that the labels are not in contact with other labels.

• Will the label or print be handled a lot?
• Will the label or print be in contact with chemicals or liquids?

A touch screen has three main components: a touch sensor, a controller, and a software driver.
When you touch on the screen, the touch sensor calculates the coordinates of the point that you touched and passes this to the controller.
The controller takes this information from the touch sensor and translates it into information that the PC can understand.
The software driver tells the computer’s operating system how to interpret the touch information that is sent from the controller. The touch screen itself is an input device, so it needs to be combined with a monitor and a PC to make a complete touch input system.

In most environments, Microsoft Windows (in varied forms) is used. Others that may be supported are: Linux, Mac OS X, Android, Chrome.

This depends on the type of touch screen. Resistive touch screens are pressure sensitive and will work with any type of input – finger, gloved hand, stylus, pen, or any pointing device. Capacitive screens on the other hand will only work with finger input. IR & Optical touch screens will work with any type of input.

Yes. Both a mouse and a keyboard can be used for input together with touching the screen.

In the same way you clean any computer display. Either use: a standard, non-abrasive glass cleaner (non-ammonia and non-vinegar based); or use a 50/50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water.
Always apply the liquid onto a cloth or towel – not directly onto the touchscreen.