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Passive stylus pen with spiral cable for BARTEC SP9EX1/SC9EX1 and Tablets — designed for precise, glove-friendly operation in hazardous industrial environments. Three units per package.
| Country of Origin | China (CN) |
The BARTEC Stylus Pen is a rugged, passive input tool designed for use with the BARTEC SP9EX1 Smartphone and SC9EX1 Smartscanner, as well as Tablets. Engineered for hazardous locations, it enables precise operation on touchscreens—even when wearing thick industrial gloves.
Its durable construction and spiral tether ensure the stylus stays securely attached to the device or holster, preventing accidental drops in oil & gas, chemical, and industrial environments. With passive operation and no batteries required, it is always ready for use in the field.
✅ Compatible with BARTEC SP9EX1 Smartphone / SC9EX1 Smartscanner
✅ Compatible with BARTEC Tablets
✅ Passive stylus — no power required. Packet of three units
✅ Spiral cable prevents loss during fieldwork
✅ Glove-friendly, precise touch input
🔹 Stylus Only: Passive pen + spiral cable
🔗 Compatible with ATEX/IECEx certified devices – SP9EX1/ SC9EX1/ Tablets
🔗 Passive Technology – Safe for hazardous environments
🔗 Rugged Industrial Design – Suitable for Zone 1/21 & Class I/II operations
🔹 Oil & Gas
🔹 Chemical Plants
🔹 Mining
🔹 Labs
🔹 Manufacturing
📦 3 x BARTEC Stylus Pen
📦 1x Spiral Cable
📦 1x Documentation Slip
📦 Lead Time: 2 weeks
📍 Shipping Terms: Worldwide / Expedited Options
💳 Payment Options: Credit Card, PayPal, Net 30 Terms
Is the stylus intrinsically safe?
The stylus is a passive accessory and safe for use with certified BARTEC devices.
Does it require power?
No—this is a passive stylus and does not contain electronics.
Can it be used with gloves?
Yes, it is designed for glove-heavy environments such as oil & gas.
Does the stylus come with a tether?
Yes, the spiral cable tether is included to prevent loss.
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