Product Variants of SCHOTT® Wearable Housing Components
The collection of SCHOTT® wearable housing components provide robust protection for smartwatches and other wearable devices, and includes watch case-backs with optical glass window designs, charging contacts designed for fast or magnetic charging, and a range of waterproof button contacts.
SCHOTT® Wearable Case-Backs
SCHOTT® Wearable Case-Backs
SCHOTT’s hermetic wearable case-backs are carefully designed for superior function and fashion. Both design and materials enhance technical performance while creating an appealing aesthetic for consumers.
- Higher optical transmission can be achieved using SCHOTT glass.
- You have a choice of multiple window designs, which can be used to reduce signal noise.
- SCHOTT® wearable housing case-backs are three times thinner than current plastic designs. This opens up a number of design possibilities, such as:
- Larger battery with longer battery lifetime
- Space for more sensors for increased device functionality
- Sleek, stylish design
SCHOTT® Wearable Charging Contacts
SCHOTT® Wearable Charging Contacts
SCHOTT’s hermetically sealed charging contacts for wearable devices are designed for fast or magnetic charging.
- Metal charging pins with excellent electrical conductivity. Pins are hermetically sealed using glass. This enables devices to be designed waterproof, and increase their lifespan.
- Potential to add new features such as body temperature measurement, galvanic skin response (GSR), and electrocardiography.
- SCHOTT® wearable housings are three times thinner than current plastic designs. This opens up a number of design possibilities, such as:
- Larger battery with longer battery lifetime
- Space for more sensors for increased device functionality
- Sleek, stylish design
SCHOTT® Wearable Button Contacts
SCHOTT® Wearable Button Contacts
Our wearable button contacts can be designed for waterproof single buttons or to enable a scrolling function.
- Single-button designs are available for haptic touch or push buttons.
- Scrolling can be performed using an up/down or circular motion.
Mei Shan Lua
Product Manager