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Touch button eases repetitive motion concerns

By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 11/1/1999

Zero-Force industrial touch button converts human touch into an electrical output that initiates operation. Ergonomic design helps prevent carpal tunnel and other disorders common in repetitively-used operator interfaces. Button features a contoured surface that mimics the shape of the hand, eliminating the need to rotate hands or operate a touch button with one finger.

Rockwell Automation/Allen-Bradley; www.rockwellautomation. com

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