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Electrical and Electronic Subassemblies
News Release from: EAO | Subject: Custom keypads
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 23 June 2004
Custom keypads feature wide choice of
symbols
EAO offers fully customised keypads with function keys engraved to exact OEM requirements.
EAO offers fully customised keypads with function keys engraved to exact OEM requirements Customers can specify the engraving that they need from a wide range of characters and symbols, including upper- and lower-case lettering, graphics and engineering characters - Roman and Greek - and superscripts and subscripts
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 4 Aug 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Laser engraving gives faster custom keypads
Newly available from Sussex-based EAO is a new Laser Engraving Capability for its EAO Secme range of keypads such as the vandal-resistant S Series.
Original graphics can also be introduced.
Where appropriate, metal keys can be marked using high-tech, computer-controlled laser engraving machines.
These markings are effectively burnt into the keys so they are far more wear-resistant than conventional engraving.
EAO also offers a conventional engraving service on plastic keys.
LED illumination is available on certain products as an alternative to engraving.
From economical plastic keypads to vandal-resistant stainless steel units, EAO's range of customisable products are suited to most applications, including payment terminals, access control, vending, help points, telephones and Internet/public-information terminals.
When customised, these keypads are ideal for the sophisticated interfaces required on modern self-service terminals where users need options like "Pay now", "Enter PIN", "www.", "Home" or "SOS"; the need grows as more transactions become self-service. Request a free brochure from EAO ...
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