Conductive silicone rubber keypads/silicone remote buttons

Silicone remote buttons should remain clear of the housing as they move, including when a user presses at an angle while holding the remote. The molded keypad and conductive regions need support that maintains alignment across the control layout. A button's visible position is only one part of its relationship with the circuit beneath it.

Check the travel and spacing of the selected key shapes. The sheet should locate without stretching, and the housing should retain its perimeter without trapping material close to a moving key. Markings need to stay readable within the final openings.

Test the remote with its actual electronics after the housing is fully fastened. Include commonly used controls and presses near the edges where hand access differs. During care, remove residue by a method appropriate to the finished device instead of forcing liquid into the gaps. If several buttons develop a changed feel, inspect the common support and perimeter seating before assuming every individual key has worn independently.

Material options

Silicone. Custom formulation and color for the intended contact conditions.

Hardness selection

Silicone: 20–80 Shore A. The sheet should locate without stretching, and the housing should retain its perimeter without trapping material close to a moving key.

Custom dimensions

Check the travel and spacing of the selected key shapes.

Fit & assembly

The molded keypad and conductive regions need support that maintains alignment across the control layout.

Use & inspection

During care, remove residue by a method appropriate to the finished device instead of forcing liquid into the gaps.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. A button's visible position is only one part of its relationship with the circuit beneath it. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.