keyboard rubber
Our keyboard rubber cups ensure that every keycap works as intended. In standard non-mechanical keyboards, the rubber cup is an essential part of the keyboard. This part allows the user to press a key so that the keyboard motherboard can register the input. Not only that, but these small rubber parts resemble springs and allow the keycaps to move back once a user has pressed them. Our rubber cups are designed to provide “push” to the keycaps, ensuring that the motherboard registers the input.
We make our keyboard rubber cups from the finest rubber material that makes sure the keycap goes back up. Not only has that, but the choice of rubber protects the cup from water, chemical spills, and juice spills. Since standard keyboards aren’t water, juice, or chemical-spill resistant, these cups need to be replaced in the case of any such spill. If a spill does happen, expect easy maintenance with our cups. However, the keyboard will likely suffer irreversible damage. This is one disadvantage standard keyboards have over mechanical ones. But that doesn’t mean the keyboard will go bust. In most cases, it is the rubber cups that suffer the most damage, which means you need to find quality cups to replace them.
Expect us to be the company to do that for you. Our keyboard rubber cups for both laptop and standard keyboards are much more durable than standard cups. We make it from a mixture of synthetic rubber and silicone, which makes sure the cups don’t get damaged from liquid spills. Not only that, the choice of rubber ensures that the cups work as intended – meaning they will always push the keycaps back up when pressed. This eliminates a very common problem with standard keyboards. With our cups, the keycaps will never get stuck in the keyboard.
If you have any questions regarding our product, make sure to contact us as we’re more than eager to help solve your problem.
Product specifications
- Product form
- Molded elastomer key or keypad assembly
- Material options discussed
- Silicone. Choose one formulation for the actual contact and loading conditions.
- Application focus
- Computer keyboards. Size the part against the selected assembly.
- Dimensions to confirm
- Key pitch, web thickness, key height and circuit-board registration.
- Keypad details
- Liquid or dust protection. Include the relevant artwork, contact layout and acceptance requirements in the drawing.
- Key actuation
- Set the force, travel and return action on the assembled switch or keypad.
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