InTouch specializes in designing and manufacturing high-quality interactive touch screen kiosks and commercial monitors for businesses and public spaces.
InTouch (InTouch Screens) is a leading provider of interactive commercial touch screen solutions, based in Australia. Their extensive product lineup includes a wide range of interactive kiosks, landscape and portrait orientation displays, and compact countertop units designed for commercial environments.
Serving the retail, corporate, education, and hospitality sectors, InTouch systems frequently integrate peripheral hardware such as thermal receipt printers, barcode/QR scanners, cameras, and EFTPOS mounts. These solutions are tailored to facilitate visitor registration, self-service transactions, wayfinding, and interactive point-of-sale tasks. Built for durability and continual operation, InTouch equips organizations with the reliable, easy-to-use hardware necessary for engaging with customers and streamlining automated services.
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InTouch recommends using an isopropyl alcohol spray and a clean microfibre cloth. Use caution to avoid wiping vinyl graphic areas heavily to prevent damaging the artwork. Do not use abrasive cleaners, strong chemical solvents, or rough cloths.
Many InTouch kiosks support optional accessories, including custom thermal receipt printers, Datalogic Gryphon 1D/2D barcode and QR scanners, built-in Lenovo soundbars, webcams, RFID/Mag card readers, and EFTPOS integration mounts.
Many models feature a built-in base plate with mounting holes suited for M10 fasteners. For specific mounting templates or instructions on firmly securing your exact kiosk model to the floor, it’s best to contact the InTouch support team.
Setup generally involves connecting your desired display cable (HDMI is highly recommended; VGA may be optional), linking all USB device peripherals (scanner, camera, touch overlay), and plugging the PC power cable into the unit's internal powerboard or standard wall outlet.