Second Processes and Silicone Keypads
The reason second processes are used with silicone keypads and components is to convey the purpose of the individual key or component to the end
The reason second processes are used with silicone keypads and components is to convey the purpose of the individual key or component to the end
The countdown to a New Year is a time when every second is taken in and valued. As one-year transitions into the next, we usually
Molded liquid silicone rubber keypads and components shrink after the demolding process. The materials we use at SiTech typically shrink approximately 2-3% after the demolding
Have you ever walked into a hotel lobby looking for a snack and proceeded to grab a piece of fruit from a bowl, only to
Conductive pills are frequently used in silicone keypads to short out the traces of a shorting pad on a printed circuit board. These pills, are
If you had a beautiful brand new Porsche, wouldn’t you want to protect the paint job? You’d be sure to park it away from other
The process for injection molding liquid silicone rubber is a multistep process. Liquid silicone is provided in 2 barrels, an A and a B. The
Remember when you had an old flip-phone with a traditional keypad? If it was anything like mine, the keypad eventually became worn out and unreadable.
SiTECHspecializes in graphic artwork on silicone rubber keypads and components. We mainly use a screen print method to transfer the artwork to the silicone rubber.
Silicone Technology Corp. manufactures out of Newport News, Virginia. Custom silicone rubber keypads are just one of the many products manufactured by Silicone Technology Corp. We use a unique injection molding process with Dow and Momentive Silicones. This combination of technology and quality offers you a competitive domestic supplier of custom keypads and other silicone rubber products.