Trackball FAQ's
What Is A Trackball?
A trackball is a pointing device consisting of a ball held in a socket that detects rotation along two axes, allowing precise cursor control without moving the entire device. Unlike a traditional mouse, a trackball remains stationary, making it ideal for confined or harsh industrial environments. Industrial trackballs are specifically designed with rugged construction to withstand extreme conditions such as dust, moisture, and mechanical impact. For applications requiring durability and reliability, FB Peripherals offers a range of robust industrial trackballs suited to mission-critical tasks.
- Solid State Sensing Technology
- Z-Axis Control Wheel For Scroll/Zoom Capability
- Smooth Operation In Rugged Environments
Z50-Slimline
- Solid State Sensing Technology
- Z-Axis Control Wheel For Scroll/Zoom Capability
- USB & PS2 (Auto-Select)
X50-Halo
- Solid State Sensing Technology
- Halo Light Feature Various Colours Available
- Sealing Up To IP68
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