Blog, Page 1
Welcome to our blog, called "Ask Ken." Ken Boss is our VP of Sales and Marketing and has been with JN White® for over 30 years, so he knows his stuff when it comes to membrane switches, graphic overlays, and custom labels. His blogs insightfully answer frequently asked questions and share the knowledge he has collected over the past three decades.
Mastering Design for Wearable Devices
Wearable technology devices have become an integrated part of everyday life. From smart watches to health monitors, devices worn on the body can gather important biometric data for further use and analysis. The FDA has approved a wide variety of devices…
Introducing the SnaggleClaw™ and SnaggleClaw™ Mini
I am excited to share that we recently launched two new PPE products – the SnaggleClaw™ and SnaggleClaw™ Mini. Both products are multipurpose, touchless tools that limit exposure to all pathogens, including COVID-19. The JN White® SnaggleClaw™ products are…
Getting Your Product to Market Faster with Rapid Prototyping
Bringing a new product to market doesn’t happen overnight. Refinements made throughout the design and manufacturing processes — from the conceptual sketch to a fully-assembled item ready to be delivered to customers — help ensure that a product is fully-functional and…
Developing a Unique Complex User Interface From End-To-End
One of the most important aspects of product design is developing the user interface, which ultimately determines how users interact with your product. It’s a critically important design consideration that ensures users are able to understand and execute a device’s…
JN White® Introduces Expanded PPE Product Line
JN White® recently expanded our manufacturing capabilities to produce face shields in order to assist with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It is now clear that the need for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will continue to grow as the economy reopens….
Protecting Your Technology Investments From Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
While it may sound like a complex phenomenon, electrostatic discharge is a basic principle of physics. When matter – for example, a human finger – comes into contact with other things – for example, a membrane switch – the electrons discharge…
