Key features

① 1.1mm cover glass — thin without giving up hardness1.1mm soda-lime or aluminosilicate tempered glass, surface hardness ≥6H. Compresses total stack height for slim front panels, handheld terminals and embedded instruments, so you don't have to re-tool the enclosure just to fit the lens.

② G+G structure — sensing layer on its own glassCover glass bonded to a separate sensor glass. The ITO pattern sits on an independent substrate, unaffected by cover-lens stress, giving more stable coordinates under temperature and humidity swings than film-based stacks.

③ I²C interface — connect and goStandard I²C slave interface, 3.3V supply,Two signal lines carry coordinates and interrupt, so it drops onto a mainboard with very few free IO. Linux, Android and Windows drivers are already available — integration is usually measured in hours, not weeks.

④ Multi-touch with edge compensationMulti-point reporting  with firmware-level linearity and edge compensation, so swiping, dragging and pinch gestures track the finger and the border area does not drop out.

⑤ Optics and surfaceTransmittance ≥85%, tempered cover glass, optional AG (anti-glare), AR (anti-reflection) and AF (anti-fingerprint) treatment. Content stays readable under strong ambient light and repeated touching leaves no smudge on medical or public-facing equipment.

⑥ Wide temperature and noise marginOperating temperature -20℃ to +70℃, humidity ≤90% RH, with EMC tuning available against your enclosure. Built for shop floors, cold chain and outdoor cabinets.