Self-Service Kiosks Built for Ordering, Checkout and the Front Desk

The range covers the main ways a customer serves themselves in a shop, a restaurant or at a front desk. The self-service checkout kiosk is a 21.5-inch to 32-inch terminal that lets shoppers scan, pay and print their own receipt, built for supermarkets, convenience stores and high-street retail. The self-ordering kiosk is a 24-inch to 32-inch terminal that takes the order, the payment and the queue ticket in one pass, built for restaurants, fast food and food courts. The desktop self-service kiosk is a compact 15.6-inch countertop terminal with four screen layouts for reception desks, clinics, hotels and other service points. Every family shares the same commercial-grade touchscreen, control software approach and OEM support.

Start with the space and the traffic. A floor-standing self-service kiosk suits an entrance or an aisle where customers arrive with a trolley or a bag and need a full-size screen. A wall-mounted kiosk suits a corridor or a counter end where floor space is tight but the wall is free. A desktop self-service kiosk suits an existing reception or service counter, where a 15.6-inch terminal can be placed without any building work. Then confirm the job the customer performs at the screen, whether a receipt or ticket has to be printed, and whether the terminal must run your own software.

Checkout terminals are offered with 21.5-inch, 24-inch and 32-inch touchscreens. Ordering terminals are offered with 24-inch, 27-inch and 32-inch touchscreens. The desktop self-service kiosk uses a 15.6-inch touchscreen in four different screen layouts. If your project needs a size outside these ranges, contact us, because as a self-service kiosk manufacturer we also handle custom and OEM sizes.

Yes. Every self-service kiosk family includes a built-in 80mm thermal printer and an integrated QR code and barcode scanner. The printer outputs receipts, order tickets or queue tickets depending on the application, and the scanner reads memberships, coupons, digital tickets, vouchers and payment codes. NFC is available on the checkout and ordering terminals for contactless cards and mobile wallets. If your application needs a different printer width or an additional peripheral, tell us the requirement and we will confirm what can be integrated.

Both are available across the range, and the right choice depends on your software rather than on the hardware. Android suits applications built as apps or web clients that need a low-maintenance, always-on terminal, and is the common choice for ordering and queue-ticket terminals. Windows suits applications that already run as desktop software, or that need local drivers, peripherals or management tools. Send us the software you intend to run and we will confirm the recommended configuration and the integration path.

Yes. We work as an OEM and ODM self-service kiosk supplier. We support logo branding, custom housing colour and finish, housing dimensions for a specific footprint, and configuration of the terminal around your own ordering, checkout or check-in software. Sample orders and bulk production are both accepted. Minimum order quantity, lead time and pricing depend on the model, the configuration and the quantity, so send your requirement to our sales team for a confirmed quote.

The self-service kiosks are CE, FCC and RoHS compliant, and every unit is powered on and checked before shipment. We provide installation guidance and after-sales service, and we support the software integration needed to put the terminal into service. For integrators and distributors rolling out self-service kiosks across multiple sites, we also offer project-level technical support. Contact us with your project scope and we will confirm the documentation and support package.