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Backlighting – Insert Molding & PCB Design

August 4, 2016

When designing your Printed Circuit Boards that require a keypad to be backlit, it is important to know all of the methods in which a

The SiTECH Process: From Concept to Prototype to Finished Product

July 28, 2016

Over the years, the products that we use every day have undergone various improvements. Automobiles are safer and more efficient, computers are faster and more

Silicone Technology Corp. Design Guide Continued – Key Types & Terminology

July 21, 2016

Silicone molded keypads made at SiTECH are used in countless devices from aviation equipment to medical devices. These devices all have different requirements which require specific

The Different Types of Coating

July 14, 2016

Music legend Elvis Presley released the popular song “Blue Suede Shoes” in 1956. The single featured the famous lyrics “But don’t you step on my

Silicone Technology Corp. Design Guide Continued – Graphic Considerations

July 7, 2016

Here at SiTECH, all of our positive and reverse graphics are done using screen printing. We use our proprietary silicone inks that create a cross-link

6 Industries that Can Benefit from Rapid Prototyping

June 30, 2016

Entrepreneurs, designers and businesses for many years have dealt with the difficult process of taking a product from idea to production. But for many industries,

Silicone Technology Corp. Design Guide Continued – Keypad Design Rules and Recommendations

June 23, 2016

Here at SiTECH we have vast experience in the custom silicone keypad industry. With this experience we have established some rules and recommendations for the

Improve Your Bottom Line with Rapid Prototyping

June 16, 2016

Regardless of the industry, every business can agree on one thing: they would all love to improve their bottom line. For traditional businesses, improving the

Silicone Technology Corp. Design Guide – Diaphragms

June 9, 2016

When designing a silicone rubber keypad, it is important to consider how you want to apply force to the shorting pad, and how much force

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