Aseptic Display targets pharmaceutical environments.June 3, 2010 -
Available on Suite-Station, Aseptic Display eliminates ledge associated with traditional panel-mount displays, creating smooth, crevice-free exterior surface that helps prevent particle accumulation and provides wipe-down cleanability. Unit is available in 15.1, 17.1, 19.1, and 21.3 in. sizes, and can be configured with Infrared, Resistive, and SAW touchscreen technologies.
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Original Press release
Strongarm Designs, Inc.
425 Caredean Dr.
Horsham, PA, 19044
USA
New Aseptic Display from STRONGARM Designs Provides Improved Cleanability for Pharmaceutical Operator Interface Systems
STRONGARM Designs, manufacturers of the Pharmaceutical Suite-Station®, announces the latest innovation in operator interface technology. Their newest offering, the Aseptic Display, provides superior wipe-down cleanability for pharmaceutical environments by eliminating the ledge associated with traditional panel-mount displays, creating a smooth, crevice-free exterior surface that eliminates particle accumulation.
The Aseptic Display is just one of several optional and standard features on STRONGARM's Suite-Station. Specifically designed to meet the unique challenges of the pharmaceutical industry, the Suite-Station's compact design fits entirely into the confines of a shallow wall and features an inset keyboard to minimize protrusion into the room, making it the ideal solution for applications where space is at a premium.
Additionally, the Suite-Station's Nema 4X stainless steel construction and crevice-free design provides superior cleanability-an important consideration in the pharmaceutical industry. Furthermore, the innovative in-wall design allows access to interior components without compromising the wall seal.
The Aseptic Display is available in 15.1", 17.1", 19.1", and 21.3" sizes, and can be configured with Infrared, Resistive, and SAW touchscreen technologies.
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