Durable Multi Color Coating Painting Silicone Keypad Buttons Service
Our Coating Rubber Keypad, also known as Color Coating Keyboard or Color-Painted Silicone Button, offers a versatile solution for creating multi-color keypads. This technology involves applying various color inks onto a transparent elastomer keypad, resulting in a visually striking and functional product. To ensure optimal functionality and visibility, the keypads are laser-etched with legends and graphics, allowing for effective backlighting. Particularly suitable for uneven surfaces, this method overcomes the limitations of traditional silkscreen printing. By applying a color coating to these surfaces and laser-etching symbols onto the buttons, we achieve both aesthetic appeal and tactile functionality.
Specification
Material: silicone rubber
Color: transparent and other colors
Hardness:shore A 30°~80°
Size: customized size
Legends: screen printing or laser etching & engraving
Molded Way: compression molded
Conductive Way: carbon pills, conductive ink printing, metal domes, metal pills
Surface Protective: pu coating, matte smooth coating, epoxy coating
Performance: aging resistance, cold resistance, heat resistance, chemical stability
Certificate: ISO9001-2015, IATF16949
OEM/ODM: available
Samples: free available samples
Logo: customized (silkscreen logo, embossed or debossed logo)
Application: industrial, medical, automotive, electronic, household, toy, etc
Rubber Keypads Color Coating Process
In our meticulous Rubber Keypads Color Coating Process, individual color layers are meticulously applied to the silicone keypad surface. For instance, in creating a rubber keyboard with a black background and white symbols, we begin by spraying white color onto the keypad surface. Subsequently, a layer of black is coated to conceal the white base. To reveal the white symbols clearly, laser etching is employed, ensuring precision and clarity.
For rubber keypads featuring multi-colored buttons, preventing color mixing is crucial. We employ additional button key caps to shield unnecessary buttons. This strategic approach ensures that the color coating is only applied to the intended areas, effectively avoiding unwanted color overlap. After the coating process, removing these key caps reveals rubber buttons that retain their original, vibrant colors, ensuring a high-quality, visually appealing end product.
