Personalized Dual Color Silicone Rubber Keypad with ROHS SGS

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Color silicone keypads offer customers the option of selecting a double-color design to enhance aesthetic appeal. While this choice may require additional production time and an extra mold tool, it results in a visually striking keypad. The dual durometer keypads feature a hard durometer silicone rubber molded top, providing a plastic-like feel without the associated costs of plastic molds. This design combines durability with a sleek appearance, meeting the demands of discerning customers for both functionality and aesthetics.

Production Process of keypad:

  1. Mold Preparation:

– Design and prepare molds for dual-color keypad production.

  1. Silicone Injection:

– Inject silicone material into the molds to form the base layer of the keypad.

  1. Color Coating:

– Apply the first color coating onto the base layer of silicone.

– Cure or dry the first color coating.

  1. Second Silicone Injection:

– Inject a second layer of silicone, typically a different color, onto the coated base layer.

  1. Final Curing:

– Cure the dual-color keypad assembly to ensure proper bonding between layers and optimal durability.

  1. Quality Inspection:

– Conduct rigorous quality checks to ensure the keypad meets specifications and standards.

  1. Packaging:

– Package the finished dual-color silicone rubber keypress keyboards for distribution.

Surface Treatments for Dual Color Silicone Keypad:

  1. Laser Etching:

– Precision laser etching of legends or symbols onto the keypad surface for enhanced visibility and durability.

  1. Silkscreen Printing:

– Application of ink through a fine mesh screen to print legends or symbols onto the keypad surface with precision and clarity.

  1. Spray Coating:

– Even application of a protective coating onto the keypad surface using a spray method to enhance durability and resistance to wear and tear.

  1. UV Coating:

– Application of a UV-curable coating onto the keypad surface, followed by curing under UV light to create a durable and scratch-resistant finish.