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Fascinating Features of Microfiber Cloths

Picture of many colors of microfiber cloths

ShareShareTweetPinWhat is a Microfiber Cloth? The word "microfiber," as you can imagine, means small fiber.  How small you ask?  I could go on and on using words such as denier, decitex, and micrometers, but who really knows THOSE words?  So instead of making you go to the web (unless you're smarter than me), I’ll put… Read More

Privacy Protection for Rugged Tablets – A Case Study

Picture of Motion R12 12.5" Rugged Tablet with privacy filter

ShareShareTweetPinIntroduction The Mascoutah Police Department of Mascoutah, IL, came to Photodon for help with solving a privacy problem.  Since coming up with custom solutions for our customers is what we do best, we were well-equipped and happy to help. Police officers use computers in their police cars so that they have ready access to information. … Read More

How are Privacy Filters Made and How do They Function?

Privacy Filters are perfect for protecting information in open offices

ShareShareTweetPinPrivacy filters, also known as privacy screens, are like a set of vertical blinds for your computer monitor or any device with a screen, but on a nanoscale. Most modern-day filters are only the thickness of a common business card — .012” (.3 mm). Unlike vertical blinds, the louvers are permanently set in the full… Read More

Photodon Protects the TopMix2 Paint Mixer From Harsh Cleaners

A customer's photo of the TopMix 2 Paint Mixer

ShareShareTweetPinTHE PROBLEM: Several months ago, a new customer named Jason – an owner of a Maaco Collision Repair & Auto Painting business in Minnesota – called Photodon.  His problem?  He had been purchasing a protective cover for his Satorius TopMix2 Paint Terminal that A) didn't fit (it was like a bag around the machine); B) was… Read More

Computer Privacy Screens for Curved Monitors

More than ever, companies are being held accountable to ensuring that their clients and employee information be kept private.

ShareShareTweetPinIncreasingly, companies find it essential that images, data, and other information be protected from visual hacking. Leadership teams are making the decision to provide their employees with computer privacy screens to decrease the risk of private and/or sensitive information getting within sight of unauthorized personnel or clients.