The Stainless Display combines an elegant design with a rugged build for industrial food, beverage, and pharmaceutical applications. Embrace flexible mounting options, high performance, and IP69K/IP65 standards for ultimate water and dust resistance.
IP69K Stainless P Series Display with Conduit Pipe
The IP69K Stainless P Series comes with a waterproof conduit pipe for extra cable protection. The IP69K rating makes these displays suitable for substantial wash downs, while the stainless housing with strong cleaning agents and perfect for food and chemical industries. Plus, the panel PC is easy to set up with either VESA or Yoke mounting options.
IP69K Stainless PCAP Chassis Display
Designed to be tough and rugged, IP69K Stainless Display is sealed to IP69K to resist ingress of high temperature and high-pressure water. The PCAP touch supports rain and glove mode for use in different environments. Suitable for use in harsh, wet, and dusty environments. Complete protection from dust, oil, industrial detergents, acidic/alkaline disinfectants, and seawater. also, Complete protection from contact with enclosed equipment. The IP69K ranking defends the ingress of dust and high temperature, high-pressure water-- helping make products through this qualification perfect for use in conditions where tools should be carefully sterilized. The IP69K Stainless Display enclosure of Winmate Stainless IP69K Set enables the touchscreen, and also LCD observes to hold up against close quarters, higher temperature as well as high-pressure spray downs for sanitization, and solid stainless steel enclosures that could stand up to severe soaps, acidic/alkaline anti-bacterial, as well as seawater. These Winmate IP69K Stainless Display will undoubtedly satisfy the rigid hygiene needs of food handling, drink development, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and chemical manufacturing plants. A large temperature assortment allows these displays to function at temps to -22 F (-30 C) and also resist temps as much as 158F (70C), making them perfect for food processing applications where refrigeration or freezing is a must, or in marine and outdoor applications where marine spray or sub-freezing temperatures and direct sun exposure may make other displays unusable. Creating all of the best for meals handling treatments where chilling or even icy is a need to in exterior as well as marine applications where sea spray or even sub-freezing temps and straight sunshine direct exposure may help make various other displays pointless. Protection from high-temperature water, up to water projected by a high-pressure nozzle against enclosure from any direction. Allows touchscreen monitors to withstand close range, high temperature, and high-pressure spray downs for sanitization. Rigid stainless steel enclosures that could withstand harsh detergents, acidic/alkaline disinfectants, and seawater. Satisfies the stringent sanitation requirements of food processing, beverage production, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and chemical factories.
IP65 Stainless PCAP Chassis Display
Designed to be tough and rugged, Flat Stainless Display Panel PC sealed to IP65 to resist ingress of high temperature and high-pressure water. The PCAP touch supports rain/ glove mode for use in different environments. Suitable for use in harsh, wet, and dusty environments.
IP65 Resistive Chassis Display
Designed to be tough and rugged, IP65 Resistive Chassis Display sealed to IP65 to resist ingress of water and dust. The PCAP touch supports rain and glove mode for use in different environments. Suitable for use in harsh, wet, and dusty environments.
IP67 Resistive Chassis Display
Designed to be tough and rugged, IP67 Resistive Chassis Display is sealed to IP67 to resist water and dust ingress. Featuring resistivity touch, this display is suitable for use in harsh, wet, and dusty environments.
Stainless Panel Mount Display
Winmate’s SUS 316/AISI 316 stainless steel LCD with a resistive touch interface provides an extra robust structure for a severe environment with no additional painting for surface protection.
