This article describes differences between Anti-Friction and Anti-Glare surface treatments used on Elo products.

Clear glass has high surface energy which causes drag and a burning sensation for pinch and zoom, and finger drawing applications​

• AF ( Anti-Friction) coatings minimize this feel with low surface tension materials​
  • Pro:  Good durability, Great feel - same experience as consumer smart phones and tablet​
  • Con:  Reflection just like clear glass​
• AG ( Anti-glare) glass can also provide some improvement over the drag and burning of clear glass alone​
  • Pro:  Good durability, good feel​
  • Con:  Haziness​

PCAP touch technology utilizing Clear Glass with Anti-Friction Coating​

• ideal wall tablet technology​
• same experience as consumer smart phones and tablet​
• low surface tension​
• optimal display clarity​
• well suited for most retail / commercial applications​
• available on all Elo large format IDS products (02 & 03 series, 43 series, 53 series, 63 Series)​

PCAP touch technology with anti-glare (AG) treatment​

• reduces glare in environments with high ambient light​
• low surface tension​
• optimal durability​
• well suited for enterprise applications (e.g., conference rooms)​
• currently available on Elo 53 series and 63 Series​