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Custom Membrane Keypad Solutions & Features
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Custom Membrane Keypad Solutions & Features
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High Performance Adhesives and Polyesters
Copper Flex Circuitry
CSI Keyboards uses copper flex circuitry in the majority of our keypad designs due to its excellent dielectric strength, thermal stability, chemical resistance and flexibility. Copper flex, also known as Kapton circuits, have become the superior choice over printed silver especially for outdoor applications. A printed silver circuit can be replaced with a copper and polyimide construction with minimal additional cost. Copper flex circuitry construction designs offer a significant advantage over printed silver.
Copper Flex membrane switch panels are produced using polyimide (Kapton) as the base material. Copper flex switches are manufactured by laminating a thin sheet of copper to a flexible film substrate. The copper is then chemically etched away, leaving the copper traces. An additional layer of polyimide is laminated to the circuit leaving the gold contacts exposed.
Advantages of copperflex over printed silver circuitry is as follows:
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink
- Improved creasability – the ability to fold or crease without causing open circuits which you are susceptible to using silver ink