Tactile Mounted To Poly:


Memtron Input Components
is part of the Interface Technologies Group of Esterline
Corporation (NYSE: ESL). 
The Interface Technologies Group includes Advanced
Input Systems, producer of custom-designed input products using
any user-input technology and any display technology. 
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MEMBRANE SWITCHES: TACTILE
Posi-Tac II Construction
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Memtrons Posi-Tac II Construction is a widely
established, flexible and reliable tactile technology.
This cost-effective production is utilized in the majority
of our tactile switch applications due to its appeal
across many environments and operation conditions.The
construction performs well in situations where abuse,
harsh environmental conditions and errant electrical
charges are inherent. The switching elements are encapsulated
within layers of polyester and acrylic-based adhesives
to optimize necessary performance requirements.
Posi-Tac II is conducive to several different stainless
steel dome configurations, shielding options and value-added
capabilities, such as backlighting. This functionality
makes it ideally suited for most Memtron customers implementing
polyester membrane switches.
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Attributes
- Actuation forces from 8 to 30 ounces depending on
dome size and spacer configuration
- Typical actuation forces are 15 +/- 3 ounces
- 2,000,000 actuation life expectancy
- Highly effective in applications with dense key
populations, or with tactile and non-tactile key in
combination
- Eliminates possibility of false entry since all
domes are placed in direct contact with circuitry
- Can incorporate interchangeable legends over keys
as a well as non-key areas
- Operating temperature range of 20 to +70 C
and storage temperature range of 40 to +85 C
- Conducive to adding embedded LEDs
- Easily incorporates ESD, RFI, EMI shielding without
additional material layers
- Can be environmentally sealed, performs well in
harsh environments
- Conducive to ring or perimeter embossing
- Suitable for Polyester, Polycarbonate, and Elastomeric
overlay

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