Berliner Glas and system elektronik continue their successful cooperation advancing HMI touchscreen production and increasing production capacity

Production capacity for assembly under clean room conditions is being doubled and capacity for optical bonding increased almost tenfold due to high demand for bonded HMI assemblies.



A new automatic dispensing and positioning system will be operational as of the middle of November 2012. Assembly and adhesive dispensing tolerances will be optimized resulting in improvements in the optical and functional properties of HMI assemblies. Both firms have contributed their extensive expertise in glass processing, bonding, display and touchscreen technology to this advancement. Berliner Glas and system elektronik continue their close partnership advancing the design, development, and production of premium touchscreen solutions tailored to their customers needs.



Both companies will be presenting a broad spectrum of their products and solutions at the Electronica in Munich (held from: Nov. 13-16, 2012) in Hall A3, booth 325.



About Berliner Glas:

The Berliner Glas Group, with around 1000 employees, is one of the leading European providers of high-quality refined technical glass, optical key components, assemblies and systems. With an understanding of optical systems and optical production technology, Berliner Glas develops, produces and integrates optics, mechanics and electronics into innovative system solutions for its customers. These solutions are used worldwide in the semiconductor industry, medical technology, metrology, laser and space technology, analytics, defense and the display industry.

Berliner Glas KG is based in Schwäbisch Hall, currently has around 110 employees and is part of the Berliner Glas Group.



About system elektronik:

system elektronik GmbH in Braunschweig works the German and European market for HMI solutions with its 17 employees. Its work focuses on customised assemblies whose components and technology are adapted to the application and conditions of use. A further field of work is the development and realisation of 'rapid prototyping' function groups for the automotive industry.