ITFF-24

Glass offers better scratch and UV resistance for long-term installations; acrylic is lighter, more impact-safe and easier to fabricate in large shapes. The ITFF-24 laminates onto both, so the choice depends on weight limits, safety codes and budget rather than touch compatibility.

The foil itself is laminated inside a sealed glass/acrylic assembly, so outdoor use depends on the enclosure design: the panel stack must be sealed against rain and the display/TV behind it must be rated for outdoor conditions. Indoor and semi-outdoor covered areas are the safest deployment.

Yes — the 10-point multi-touch supports several hands simultaneously, which is what wayfinding walls, museum exhibits and multi-user catalog browsers need. Paired with multi-touch software, it enables side-by-side interaction without conflict.

Any device that accepts a standard USB touchscreen works: Windows signage PCs, Android media boxes, embedded boards and industrial controllers all recognize the ITFF-24 as plug-and-play HID input, with no driver installation.

The foil is laminated to the back of the glass or acrylic panel, typically with adhesive during panel fabrication — the same process shops already use for mounting prints or films. Gerteise provides handling guidance and connector positioning recommendations for first-time integrators.

Yes. Gerteise supplies volume orders with consistent batch quality and can schedule staged shipments to multiple installation sites. Share your rollout cities, quantities per site and timeline for a supply plan.