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Same terminal, a different kiosk

Adapting our AMS1 case to the iMin Heron 1 self-service kiosk: a ribbed side holder on the kiosk’s own screws, and a snap-together duct that hides the cable all the way to the USB port.

The holder, case and terminal on a Heron 1, animated from the production CAD.

The challenge

The Heron 1 has nothing to hang a terminal from, only a recessed strip down its side with a few threaded inserts. The terminal has to sit flush with the screen, survive customers leaning on it while they pay, and show no cable.

What we designed

  • Reuse what already works. The terminal case is the one from our Sunmi Flex 3 project.
  • The kiosk’s own screws. A ribbed holder bolts onto the kiosk’s existing screws. Nothing extra to buy, nothing to drill.
  • No cable in sight. A snap-on duct hides the cable all the way to the USB port.

The result

  • The terminal sits flush with the screen and stays put when customers lean on it.
  • Fits the Heron 1 and the Heron 1 mini, which share the same mounting strip.

Need something like this?

Email us a photo of your device and where it needs to go. We’ll reply with how we’d approach it and a rough quote.

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