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EIZO has an in-house production line for optical bonding - a method with which to provide increased visibility and durability to LCD monitors. Producing optical bonding in-house allows EIZO to continue to meet the needs of specialty markets while ensuring each product maintains high quality standards.
What is optical bonding?
There is a small gap of air that lies between the LCD module and the cover glass or touch panel of a monitor. Optical bonding is a process in which a layer of resin is used to fill the gap, adhering the two together.
Benefits of Optical Bonding
Clear Display
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Glare Reduction
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Increased Physical Durability
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No Condensation
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Accurate Touch Experience
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