HiStone Touch Screen Monitors

HiStone Touch Screen Monitors – UK & Europe Supply from B-Spoke Systems

Commercial Touch Screen Monitors for EPOS

Our touch screen monitors are designed for point-of-sale, self-service and kitchen environments rather than office desks. They are built to run all day, every day, with durable touch panels, sturdy stands and mounting options that suit counters, walls and kiosks.

Touch screen monitors connect to a box POS system or other PC to create a flexible EPOS set-up. They can also be used as secondary customer displays, kitchen screens or interactive information points.

Benefits of Commercial Touch Screen Monitors

• Built for heavy use – commercial-grade touch panels designed for thousands of daily taps.
• Projected capacitive touch – fast, accurate and responsive, like a modern smartphone.
• Flexible mounting – desk stands, VESA brackets and wall mounts.
• Choice of sizes – from compact operator screens to large widescreen displays.
• Sealed fronts – easy to clean and resistant to spills.
• Long product life – consistent models make support and spares simple.

Uses for Touch Screen Monitors

Operator Screens

Pair touch screen monitors with a box POS system to create a modular till where the PC sits out of sight under the counter.

Customer Displays

A customer-facing screen shows items, prices and promotions, and can capture tips, signatures or loyalty sign-ups.

Kitchen Screens

Wall-mounted touch screen monitors can be used as kitchen screens. For purpose-built options, see our kitchen display systems.

Self-Service and Information Points

Touch screen monitors can be built into counters, walls or bespoke kiosks for self-ordering, wayfinding, product information and check-in.

Choosing Touch Screen Monitors

Size and Resolution

15-inch screens suit most counters, while larger widescreen models give more room for detailed menus and product grids.

Touch Technology

Projected capacitive touch offers multi-touch, high accuracy and a smooth glass front. It is the preferred technology for modern EPOS software.

Connections

Check display inputs and touch connections against your PC. Most models connect via HDMI or DisplayPort with USB for touch.

Mounting

Choose a stand height and tilt range that suits staff, or use a VESA mount for walls, poles and arms.

Compatibility

Our touch screen monitors work with Windows, Linux and Android devices. For Windows touch support, see Microsoft Windows.

Touch Screen Monitors for Retail

In retail, touch screen monitors are used for operator screens, customer displays, endless-aisle stations and click-and-collect points. Visit our retail EPOS systems page for complete solutions.

Touch Screen Monitors for Hospitality

In hospitality, touch screen monitors work well behind bars, at service stations and in kitchens where a separate PC is preferred. See our hospitality EPOS systems page for more.

Touch Screen Monitors for Integrators

Integrators and kiosk builders use our touch screen monitors inside bespoke enclosures and counters. Open-frame and panel-mount options are available on request. Our team can advise on sizes, brackets and lead times for larger projects. Find out more about our trade EPOS hardware services.

Caring for Touch Screen Monitors

• Clean regularly with a soft microfibre cloth and suitable screen cleaner.
• Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage coatings.
• Secure cables to prevent accidental disconnection.
• Check mounts periodically on wall and arm installations.

Touch Screen Monitors Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use touch screen monitors with any PC?

Most modern PCs support our touch screen monitors over standard display and USB connections. Ask us if you are unsure.

Do touch screen monitors need drivers?

Most models are plug-and-play on Windows and Linux. We can confirm requirements for your operating system.

Can a touch screen monitor be used as a customer display?

Yes. Many businesses use a second touch screen monitor facing the customer for prices, promotions and interaction.

Understanding Screen Specifications

When comparing displays, a few specifications make a real difference in day-to-day use.

Brightness

Measured in nits or candelas per square metre, brightness affects how easily the screen can be read in sunny shop windows or brightly lit stores. Standard indoor brightness suits most counters.

Viewing Angle

Wide viewing angles mean the screen remains clear when viewed from the side, which is important for customer displays and shared screens.

Aspect Ratio

Traditional 4:3 screens suit many EPOS layouts, while widescreen 16:9 and 16:10 screens give more room for product grids, video and signage.

Response and Accuracy

A responsive touch panel registers taps quickly and accurately, even when staff are working at speed. Multi-touch support allows pinch, zoom and swipe gestures in modern software.

Mounting Options in Detail

The right mount makes a screen more comfortable to use and keeps counters clear.

• Desk stands – adjustable tilt for easy viewing on standard counters.
• VESA arms – swing the screen into position and out of the way when not needed.
• Pole mounts – raise customer displays above the counter for better visibility.
• Wall brackets – save space in kitchens, corridors and service areas.
• Panel mounting – build the screen flush into kiosks and bespoke furniture.

Durability in Busy Environments

Commercial screens face spills, knocks, dust and constant use. Toughened glass, sealed bezels and robust stands help them survive demanding environments. Fanless designs avoid the build-up of dust and reduce maintenance, while metal housings add strength in high-traffic areas.

Second Screens for Customer Engagement

A customer-facing screen does more than show prices. It can display promotions, collect email addresses for receipts, invite loyalty sign-ups and confirm order details before payment. Many businesses find that a second screen increases transparency at the till and reduces disputes about prices.

Standardising Across Sites

For businesses with many sites, using a single screen model across every counter makes support much simpler. Spares can be shared, staff training stays consistent and replacement units can be swapped in quickly. We can supply screens pre-labelled by site and lane for large rollouts.

Accessibility at the Counter

Adjustable stands and mounts help staff of different heights work comfortably, and they make it easier to position customer screens for wheelchair users. Clear, high-contrast software designs further improve accessibility for everyone.

Matching Screens to Your PC

Before ordering, check that your PC has the right display outputs and spare USB ports for the touch connection. If you plan to run two screens, confirm that the PC supports dual displays and that your software can show different content on each. Cable lengths matter too, especially when the PC sits under the counter and the screen is mounted on a pole or arm. Our team can supply suitable cables and adapters with your order.

Trade Pricing and Volume Orders

Resellers, software houses and integrators can access trade pricing, project stock and configuration services. For volume orders, we can hold stock against scheduled deliveries and supply screens labelled by site, making large installations far easier to manage.

Why Buy From B-Spoke Systems

B-Spoke Systems has supplied point-of-sale hardware since 2003 and is the official UK distributor for HiStone. Every order follows our ISO 9001 certified process: stock held in Leicester, configuration and testing by our own technicians, UK warranty support and spare parts, and showroom demonstrations before you buy. Resellers and software houses can also use our trade services, including imaging, kitting by site and drop-shipping.

Get a Quote

To discuss your requirements, call 0116 260 3100, email sales@b-spokesystems.com or contact us online. You can also book a visit to our Leicester showroom or browse all of our EPOS hardware products.