Queue ticket kiosk
A queue ticket kiosk issues numbered tickets and passes them to a calling system that announces the next customer on counter and waiting-area displays. Ours uses an infrared touch FHD screen behind explosion-proof, dust-proof tempered glass, an industrial Intel dual-core board, dual-channel stereo, and a cold-rolled steel cabinet with axial-fan cooling.
Specifications
| Touch | Infrared touch |
|---|---|
| Display | Full HD, high brightness |
| Glass | Explosion-proof, dust-proof tempered glass |
| Board | Industrial board, Intel dual-core |
| OS | Windows (multiple OS supported) |
| Audio | Dual-channel stereo |
| Cabinet | Cold-rolled steel, baked paint; anti-magnetic, anti-static |
| Cooling | Industrial axial fan, circulating airflow |
Specifications are from the factory catalog and may change with configuration. Ask for the current spec sheet.
Key features
- Ticket issuing with calling-system integration
- Infrared touch, anti-glare tempered glass
- Industrial board, Intel dual-core
- Cold-rolled steel cabinet with fan cooling
Typical installations
- Bank branches
- Hospitals and clinics
- Government and telecom service halls
Commonly customized
- Ticket printer and ticket layout
- Calling displays and evaluators per counter
- Cabinet color and logo
- Queue software in your language
Frequently asked questions
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What does a full queuing system include?
The ticket kiosk, a calling terminal per counter, counter and main waiting-area displays, and optional customer evaluators, all networked.
Why an industrial board instead of Android?
Many existing queue-management packages run on Windows, so the Intel dual-core industrial board lets you keep that software.
Quote: Queue ticket kiosk
Send a size, a sketch or a reference model. You get a spec sheet and factory price from an engineer, usually within one working day.
To get an accurate quote, tell us
- Product type and screen size
- Quantity and target market
- What to customize — logo, color, peripherals, software
- Your timeline
- Reply from an engineer within one working day
- Spec sheet and factory price, not a sales script
- Drawings can be protected under NDA