Cheap-ish Membrane keypad prototypes?

[David L. Jones]

Anyone know who can do cheap(ish) custom prototype membrane keypads?
i.e. 1-off prototypes.
This is my own money, so $$ count :->

Thanks
Dave.

 

[mpm]

Anyone know who can do cheap(ish) custom prototype membrane keypads?
i.e. 1-off prototypes.
This is my own money, so $$ count :->

http://www.picofab.net/

They ran an ad in Circuit Cellar a while back.
(5) 4-switch custom membranes / keyboards for $395.

 

[John Devereux]

http://www.picofab.net/

They ran an ad in Circuit Cellar a while back.
(5) 4-switch custom membranes / keyboards for $395.

FYI, it is also possible to use a simple plastic membrane and have
separate PCB mounted "tactile" switches behind it.

 

[Andy]

Anyone know who can do cheap(ish) custom prototype membrane keypads?
i.e. 1-off prototypes.
This is my own money, so $$ count :->

Thanks
Dave.

Hello Dave,

I have used the Farnell "generic" membrane keypads in the past to do a
working mock-up for customer prototypes.
Not too expensive and you can "slip-in" you own labels for button
identification.

Regards,

Andy Wood [the other one..... ;-)..]
www.woodtech.net.au

 

[Andy]

Anyone know who can do cheap(ish) custom prototype membrane keypads?
i.e. 1-off prototypes.
This is my own money, so $$ count :->

Thanks
Dave.

Hello Dave,

I have used the Farnell "generic" membrane keypads in the past to do a
working mock-up for customer prototypes.
Not too expensive and you can "slip-in" you own labels for button
identification.

Regards,

Andy Wood [the other one..... ;-)..]
www.woodtech.net.au

Dave,

Here a link to the Farnell product:

http://tinyurl.com/2tj5fc

Regards,

Andy Wood
www.woodtech.net.au

 

[Eeyore]

FYI, it is also possible to use a simple plastic membrane and have
separate PCB mounted "tactile" switches behind it.

They'll most likely last longer too.

Graham

 

[Andy Wood]

Anyone know who can do cheap(ish) custom prototype membrane keypads?
i.e. 1-off prototypes.
This is my own money, so $$ count :->

Thanks
Dave.

Hello Dave,

I have used the Farnell "generic" membrane keypads in the past to do a
working mock-up for customer prototypes.
Not too expensive and you can "slip-in" you own labels for button
identification.

Regards,

Andy Wood [the other one..... ;-)..]

Hey, what do you mean "the other one"? I'm the other one...



Andy Wood
[email protected]

 

[David L. Jones]

FYI, it is also possible to use a simple plastic membrane and have
separate PCB mounted "tactile" switches behind it.

Yep, already got that in place, just seeing what options there are for
a full membrane.

Thanks
Dave.