Silicone keypads
For control panels and handheld devices
Specify the layout, key shape and legends your interface needs.
- Key feel and electrical contact requirements
- Printing, colors and backlighting requirements
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Custom silicone keypads & molded rubber parts
We manufacture to your drawings or samples, with custom tooling, molding and finishing for your application.
- Custom key layouts, legends and colors
- Seals, covers, pads and molded components
- Sample review before production
Have a drawing? Send it with your target quantity.
Keypads and molded components
Explore the design and finishing options for your part.
Molded silicone parts
For sealing, protection and assembly
Custom seals, covers, pads and other components made to match your drawing.
- Material and hardness requirements
- Critical dimensions and mating surfaces
Get the details right
before tooling
We review the dimensions, material and functional requirements that affect the mold and finished part.
Will it fit?
We review mating surfaces, critical dimensions and tolerances against your drawing.
Will it work as intended?
We review key feel and contact requirements for keypads, or the material and sealing needs of a molded part.
How will you approve the sample?
We agree the fit, appearance and functional checks to use when you evaluate samples.
Tell us what matters most. Mark critical dimensions and tell us where the part will be used. Include material, wear or environmental requirements.
Legends and finish
Provide artwork, colors and the surface finish you need. Flag any wear or visibility requirements.
Mounting and backing
Show where the part attaches and which surfaces must mate, seal or bond.
See where your parts are made
A look at the production floor, molding and finishing work.
Agree what passes inspection
Use the drawing and approved sample to define the checks for your order.
Dimensions and fit
Critical features, tolerances and mating surfaces.
Appearance and function
Surface finish, printed legends and the functions that matter to your part.
Material and documents
Required specifications, inspection records and project documentation.
Review the sample before production
From the first drawing to delivery, each step has a clear purpose.
Send your requirements
Share a drawing or sample, the quantity you need and how the part will be used.
Review the quotation
Check the material, tooling scope, sample costs and proposed schedule.
Approve the sample
Check fit, appearance and function against your agreed requirements.
Your approval pointConfirm production
Finalize the specification, order quantity and inspection requirements.
Arrange delivery
Confirm packing and shipping details for the finished parts.
Questions before you order
What to send, what to confirm and what affects the quote.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
Send your drawing or sample details, estimated quantity and intended application. Include the material, finish and any dimensions or functions that are critical to your design. If a specification is still open, tell us what you need the part to do.
Can you make a part from a physical sample?
Start by sending photos, approximate dimensions and details of any changes you need. We’ll confirm what else is needed to assess the part and whether a physical sample is required.
Can I order samples or a small batch?
Tell us the quantity you need for evaluation and for production. The practical batch size and unit cost depend on the tooling, material and finishing, so these are confirmed in your quotation.
Who owns the mold?
Mold ownership, storage, maintenance and transfer terms need to be agreed in writing before the tooling order. Include any specific ownership or transfer requirements with your inquiry.
How much will tooling cost, and how long will it take?
Tooling and lead time depend on the part’s geometry, material, finish and quantity. Your project needs its own quotation and schedule, including time for sample review and any revisions.
What should I check before approving a sample?
Check the features that matter in your assembly, including fit, critical dimensions, appearance and function. Record any required changes and confirm the final specification and inspection criteria before production.
Have a part ready to quote?
Send your drawing or sample details.
Include these three things to help us review your project.
Your drawing or sample
A drawing, photos or details of an existing part.
The quantity you need
Sample quantity and expected production volume.
What the part must do
Application, material and critical requirements.
Request a quote
For CAD files, use a ZIP archive. The contact page accepts attachments up to 20 MB.
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