You have a plastic window and are unsure of how to bond it to your display or data acquisition device – what is the best method? Liquid glue? Sonic welding? Adhesive tape? Liquid glue is difficult to apply and messy. Sonic welding takes specialty equipment, is limited to certain materials and requires 3D geometries. Adhesive … Continued
Polycarbonate and acrylic are good alternatives to glass, particularly for 3D parts, but scratch or weather easily. So, how do you protect them?
Sourcing of your polycarbonate and acrylic sheet jobs requiring a hardcoated surface are often limited to clear substrates, two side coated and scratch resistance only. Learn more here.
Whatever your protective viewing application, TSP has a quality, cost-effective, high performance DURAVUE® solution for you.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TSP, INC. Achieves ISO 9001 Certification. Batavia, Ohio – June 22, 2020 TSP, Inc., an industry leader in protective plastic for durable viewing applications, is pleased to announce today that it has earned ISO 9001 Certification. The comprehensive system audit covers every aspect of operations.
Polycarbonate and acrylic are good alternatives to glass for viewing applications. However, they can scratch or weather easily. So, how do you protect them? Add a DURAVUE® coating from TSP.
Quick turnarounds on printed plastic lenses for durable display devices can be difficult to achieve. The reason? Long leadtimes for artwork, plate and screen development. TSP solves this problem utilizing our new state-of-the-art, in-house, inkjet UV-LED printing process, which can turn around finished printed parts in hours vs. days by traditional printing methods.
TSP can provide them for: optoelectronic display fronts, instrument cluster panels, contrast enhancement filters, ruggedized flat panel displays, bar-code scanner windows, moving message board signs, and much more. Whatever your protective viewing application, TSP has a quality, cost-effective, high-performance DURAVUE® solution for you.
What is the difference between anti-glare and anti-reflective? Glare and reflection are terms often confused for each other. So how do you decide whether you need an anti-glare or anti-reflective solution to your viewing problem? Let us try to help. Readability is what you really want.
Glass? Plastic? Which Plastic? When building a product that involves displayed images and/or transmitted critical optical information, especially mobile computing units, you are faced with an important design decision: Which material is the best? Lets first look at what features are important for an optimum functioning window.
See it for yourself! Kit contains hardcoated plaques with each of our DURAVUE® coatings.
Need a pre-production sample? Let us provide you with a fully functional prototype window.
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