Yes. Our facility can perform in-house IK10 impact tests. Testing includes steel ball impacts at standard heights and positions to verify glass strength and touch performance.
No. IK10 is a standard rating; “vandal-proof” is an application description. A vandal-proof device may meet IK10, but IK10 only guarantees resistance to mechanical impact up to 20J.
Not necessarily. IK10 only addresses impact resistance, not weatherproofing. Outdoor installations require IP protection, sunlight-readable brightness, and temperature tolerance in addition to IK10.
Yes, IK10 designs can be applied to screens larger than 32 inches. Large displays require thicker glass or reinforced frame structures to maintain IK10 protection across the entire surface.
Extreme temperatures can affect touch sensitivity but not structural IK10 compliance. Display electronics and touch sensors need proper thermal management. IK10 rating strictly measures impact, not thermal resilience.
A IK10 ensures impact resistance, extending the lifespan in high-risk environments. By withstanding shocks up to 20J, the display glass and touch sensors experience less mechanical stress, reducing maintenance and replacement needs.
