Overview

Overview

What are the lamination options for Skin Ultra & Skin Fit touch sensors?

Before installing a Displax touch sensor, it must be laminated onto a non-conductive substrate such as:

  • Glass

  • Acrylic

  • Wood

  • Mirror

  • Corian or other non-metallic materials

Using conductive materials may interfere with sensor performance.

Available lamination versions

Displax touch sensors are available in two lamination versions:

1. Permanent Adhesive Version (most common)

  • Features a layer of acrylic adhesive pre-applied to the sensor

  • Covered by a protective liner to be peeled off before lamination

  • Not removable once applied — cannot be reused

Compatible with:

  • Skin Ultra

  • Skin FIT

  • Skin DualTouch

2. Removable Static-Adhesion Version

  • No built-in adhesive

  • Supplied with a sheet of transparent static PVC film

  • Adheres to glass using static cling

  • Can be removed and reapplied, but:

    • Must be removed gently

    • May not be reused if the grid is damaged

    • We recommend using new PVC film for each reinstallation

⚠️ Only available for:

  • Skin DualTouch

  • FIT
    Only works with glass substrates

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