34.0 inch capacitive touch panel
34 inch sits above the 32 inch volume size and below the point where yield drops. It is usually a retrofit: a 34 inch ultrawide LCD goes into a kiosk designed for a 32 inch panel, and the frame has to fill the extra width.
FOB Shenzhen, G+G panel with controller and 1.8 m USB cable, 1–50 pcs. Custom coating, glass thickness and printed border quoted on drawing.
34.0 inch panel, G+G or G+FF
OD 779 × 449 mm, active area 753 × 423 mm, printed border 13 mm. The controller is bonded and tested against this exact panel before packing, so the pair arrives calibrated rather than needing a setup step at your line.
- OD 779 × 449 mm · VA 753 × 423 mm · border 13 mm
- 6 H glass, 10-point, USB / I2C / RS232 controller included
- 322 pcs in stock
Controller included. Every panel ships with a matched controller, flashed and tested against that panel — not a generic board.
FPC tail. The tail can leave on any of the four sides, same-side or opposite-side contact, without changing the outline.
Three numbers, not one
Unlike an infrared frame, a capacitive panel is defined by three dimensions. The OD is the outside of the glass and is what your housing is cut to. The VA is the visible area your UI is designed against. The sensor is the ITO pattern inside the printed border.
| Outline (OD) | 779 × 449 mm |
| Active area (VA) | 753 × 423 mm |
| Sensor | 771 × 441 mm |
| Printed border | 13 mm typical, 6 mm minimum |
Typical builds at this size: ultrawide kiosk, retail display, control desk.
Solid outline = OD 779 × 449 mm · dashed = VA active area 753 × 423 mm
34.0 inch panel — options and unit price
| Configuration | 1–9 pcs | 10–49 pcs | 50–199 pcs | 200+ pcs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| G+G, 1.1 mm glass | $235 | $216 | $200 | $179 |
| G+FF, 1.1 mm glass | $207 | $188 | $174 | $157 |
| + 2.0 mm glass | + $28 | + $26 | + $24 | + $21 |
| + AG anti-glare coating | + $19 | + $18 | + $16 | + $14 |
34.0 inch panel — full specification
| Mechanical | |
| Adopted size | 34.0" 16:9 |
|---|---|
| Outline (OD) | 779 × 449 mm |
| Active area (VA) | 753 × 423 mm |
| Sensor size | 771 × 441 mm |
| Total thickness | 1.6 mm (1.1 mm glass) / 2.3 mm (1.8 mm) |
| Optical & touch | |
| Surface hardness | ≥ 6 H |
| Touch points | 10 (up to 40 on large format) |
| Transparency | ≥ 85 % |
| Haze | < 3 % (AG 3–8 % optional) |
| Response time | ≤ 10 ms |
| Accuracy | ± 1.5 mm |
| Touch life | > 10 million touches |
| Interface & environment | |
| Interface | USB HID / I2C / RS232 |
| Report rate | ≥ 100 Hz |
| Operating temperature | −20 °C to +70 °C |
| Operating system | Windows, Android, Linux, Chrome OS |
| Certification | CE, FCC, RoHS |
What happens after the carton is open
A capacitive panel needs no calibration — the sensor is bonded to the glass, so the coordinates are geometry rather than measurement. What it does need is the right settings for your glass stack, and a bonding process that does not trap air.
Plug and play over USB
Windows, Android, Linux and ChromeOS pick it up as a HID touch digitizer with nothing installed. I2C and RS232 versions available for boards without a USB host.
Firmware tuned to your stack
Threshold, report rate, edge suppression and ESD level are set for the cover glass you specify — then shipped as a settings file you can clone across a batch.
Bonding and install guidance
OCA versus tape versus air gap, FPC bend radius, shield grounding under 4 Ω. We will join the first bonding run by video if it is your first one.
34.0 inch panel questions
What are the OD, VA and sensor sizes of the 34.0 inch panel?
Can I change the cover glass thickness?
Is a controller and cable included?
What is the lead time?
Where is a panel this size normally used?
Panel, screen or TP — one stack-up, three labels
Three labels cover the same object: capacitive touch panel, capacitive touch screen and capacitive touch TP. TP is shorthand for touch panel, and it survives in Chinese-authored drawings and in BOMs that were copied from one. All three mean cover glass, ITO sensor, FPC tail and a matched controller — no LCD, no housing, no software.
Where these panels end up: kiosks, HMI, medical instruments, retail signage — capacitive touch applications →
Tell us the size. We will tell you what fits.
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