Cheap-ish Membrane keypad prototypes?

http://www.picofab.net /

They ran an ad in Circuit Cellar a while back.
(5) 4-switch custom membranes / keyboards for $395.

FYI, it is also possible to use a simple plastic membrane and have
separate PCB mounted "tactile" switches behind it.

John Devereux wrote:



They'll most likely last longer too.

Graham

Yep, already got that in place, just seeing what options there are for
a full membrane.

Thanks
Dave.

David L. Jones wrote:


Hello Dave,

I have used the Farnell "generic" membrane keypads in the past to do a
working mock-up for customer prototypes.
Not too expensive and you can "slip-in" you own labels for button
identification.

Regards,

Andy Wood [the other one..... ;-)..]
www.woodtech.net.au

Andy wrote:


Dave,

Here a link to the Farnell product:

http://tinyurl.com/2tj5fc

Regards,

Andy Wood
www.woodtech.net.au

Hey, what do you mean "the other one"? I'm the other one...



Andy Wood
snipped-for-privacy@trap.ozemail.com.au

snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com says...




I had a showbag from some Kiwi company that makes F&P membrane keypads:
It had a tiny alphanumeric matrix keypad in it as a free sample, I'll
see if I can dig it up and let you know who the agent is.

 



Permark: www.permark.co.nz  I've never bought off them but if the sample
bag with keypads in it is any example, there'll be one suitable in it if
you can talk them out of some samples.