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Touch Membrane Switches
Touch Membrane Switches

Touch membrane switches, also known as tactile membrane switches or touch keypads, are designed to provide physical feedback when pressed. These switches incorporate a tactile dome or metal dome beneath the overlay.

When a user applies pressure to the switch, they feel a distinct "click" or tactile response. This tactile feedback assures the user that the button press has been registered, making it ideal for applications where precise input is critical. Touch membrane switches are commonly found in devices like keyboards, medical equipment, and industrial control panels.

Non-Touch Membrane Switches
Non-Touch Membrane Switches

Non-touch membrane switches do not provide tactile feedback or a physical sensation upon activation. These switches are typically flat and require less force to activate. Instead of a tactile dome, they rely on capacitive touch or resistive touch technology to detect when a user's finger or stylus comes into contact with the overlay.

Non-touch membrane switches are preferred in applications where a smooth, uninterrupted surface is desirable, such as in consumer electronics like smartphones and tablets, as well as in appliances and touch-sensitive control panels.

Main Production Processes

The company specializes in producing high-performance tactile membrane switches, leveraging a combination of qualifies materials, strong manufacture team, advanced equipment and a commitment to meeting the most demanding user interface requirements.

Raw materials cutting
Silver paste printing
Graphic overlay printing
Embossing
Die punching
Finished product assembling
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Raw materials cutting

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Silver paste printing

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Graphic overlay printing

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Embossing

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Die punching

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Finished product assembling

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