Embossed tactile metal dome membrane switch / ZS-67 with LED display

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What Is A Membrane Switch?

Membrane switches are generally made from five different layers. This includes membrane,

graphic, tactile, rigid and static layers. The first layer contains the graphic interface for the

user to control the machine. It can also include a flexible circuit for less expensive

alternatives. Another layer will contain the printed circuit which allows a signal to be

transmitted. The ink that is used for the printing on the circuit is generally made up of a

variety of metals. This helps for the signal to be conductive for turning on and off. Membrane

switches allow for communication to take place in electronic devices. Membrane switches are

a piece of equipment that can be highly sophisticated or rather simple by design.

Membrane Switch Advantages:

1. Beautiful appearance ,rich and bright in color .

2. Small size ,light weight ,good tactility ,

3. Tightness is good ,moisture -proof ,dust -proof ,waterproof ,anti -corrosion and erosion of

armful gases proof .

4. Low cost ,high lifespan .

5. Easy to operate ,intuitive ,safe and reliable ,In-house 100%functionally tested .

6. Customized specification is available and keys can make different shapes

Electrical Performances

Company Introduction

Over 13 Years in the Membrane Switch Industry,Founded in 2002, Nanjing Zhongshan

Membrane Switch is a professional membrane switch manufacturer in China. Our professional

operation can ensure you of quality products supported by mechanical, electronic and control

automation. Based on our good abilities in technology and production workmanship, our

products are strictly checked by our quality supervision department. For your added

assurance, our plants are ISO 9001:2000-certified and our products are compliant with the

RoHS Directive..

“Our 3,000sqm factory houses three production lines furnished with advanced equipment to

manufacture up to 6 million pieces monthly. We are serving customers in Asia, the US,

Europe, Australia and other areas worldwide.