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Test Before Lamination
Test the Touch Sensor Before Lamination
Remove Remaining Water
Lamination Removing the remaining water After the lamination process, gently remove the remaining liquid using a clean, cotton, lint-free cloth (Fig.28) Fig. 28
Resources
Lamination Tools and Materials Here we demonstrate how to laminate a Displax touch sensor foil on glass. Please be sure to test all touch sensor foils before lamination, as described in the previous chapter. Two people are required to perform the ...
Solution and Care
Lamination Solution Mixture and Care To laminate the touch sensor onto glass, you need to prepare a liquid solution (MIX). The MIX is comprised of distilled or bottled water with 10% of Johnson's baby shampoo, i.e. for a spray bottle of 1000 ml, use ...
Overview
Lamination Overview The Touch Sensor must be laminated onto a non-conductive substrate, such as glass, acrylic, corian, wood, mirror, or other non-conductive material. The touch sensors are available in 2 versions, permanent and removable: The ...