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New process puts a brave face on the panel

A CTL Components product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Apr 10, 2002

CTL Components has developed a process for creating instrumentation front-panel overlays that combine the versatility of screen printing with the durability of a hard plastic finish.

CTL Components has developed a process for creating instrumentation front-panel overlays that combine the versatility of screen printing with the durability of a hard plastic finish.

Known as Dataface technology, the new process consists of reverse screen-printing the graphics on to a clear polycarbonate sheet, which is then bonded to an exactly matching metal base to provide an attractive and extremely hard wearing front panel.

Secure under the plastic, even intricate multi-coloured graphics will retain their clarity and sharpness in harsh industrial environments where traditional printed panels would soon deteriorate.

Suitable for a wide variety of instrumentation applications, CTL's fine-tolerance Dataface process is carried out in-house to ensure that the highest levels of quality are maintained.

BS EN ISO9002 systems ensure that products are manufactured to a consistent standard, while computer-based production control and work-in-progress analysis help the company to achieve 100% on-time delivery.

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