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Open Frame Displays

Open-frame touch displays from 10 to 21 inches for vending machines, kiosks and equipment — Android or Windows 11, with mounting built around your enclosure.

Open-frame touch displays for machines you build

An open-frame display is a touch screen without an outer housing, made to be built into a vending machine, kiosk or piece of equipment. Ours come in 10, 13, 15 and 21-inch sizes, with an Android board or a Windows 11 system behind the panel, and mounting designed around your enclosure.

Open-frame Android touch display module for embedding in machines

What is an industrial open-frame display?

It is a display module — panel, touch sensor, controller board and power — on a bare metal frame. The machine around it provides the enclosure, so the display fits the design instead of the design fitting a monitor.

Why machine builders choose open frame

  • Fits your enclosure — mounting brackets, bezel and cable exits made for your cut-out.
  • Android or Windows 11 — Android for appliance-style devices, Windows for existing PC software.
  • Runs unattended — scheduled power, watchdog reboot and kiosk lockdown through the system API.
  • One supplier for board and screen — we make both, so integration problems have one owner.

Where they are used

Vending machines · self-service kiosks · ticketing and parking terminals · POS systems · industrial control panels · medical and lab equipment

FAQ

Can you match the display to our machine’s cut-out?

Yes. Send the drawing; we adapt brackets, bezel and cable positions.

Do you supply open-frame displays with Windows?

Yes, with Windows 11 as an option, as well as Android.

What touch technology do you use?

Projected capacitive (PCAP) as standard. It works with capacitive-compatible (touchscreen) gloves; tell us if your machine needs operation behind thick or laminated glass.