Atlas Group Americas: LCD monitors

AutomationDirect has added the Atlas™ line of industrial-grade LCD color monitors to its list of

Sep 5, 2007

products. Available in 15”, 17”, and 19” sizes, the heavy-duty TFT flat-panel monitors offer high quality and competitive prices. Offering non-touch and analog resistive touchscreen models, the industrial specifications and very thin panel-mounted depth (less than 23/4”) make Atlas suitable for factory automation applications. Housed in heavy-duty steel chassis and powder-coated machined aluminum bezels, models are equipped with 100-240 VAC input power supplies and NEMA 4/4X/12 panel-mountable front bezels.

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