CUSTOM MANUFACTURING · OEM CONTROLS
OEM Interface Manufacturing
Turn your drawings into custom control interfaces. Start with membrane switches, graphic overlays or silicone keypads, or explore related touch, sensor and electronic assemblies. We review the construction, materials, assembly scope and acceptance criteria with your team.

Core interface manufacturing
Membrane Switch Manufacturer
Printed circuits, tactile or non-tactile keys, overlays, sealing and electrical inspection.
Explore capabilitiesGraphic Overlay Manufacturer
Printed faceplates with controlled colors, display windows, adhesives and cut features.
Explore capabilitiesSilicone Rubber Keypad Manufacturer
Molded keys, conductive contacts, printed or laser-etched legends and keypad assemblies.
Explore capabilitiesRelated product and assembly capabilities
Capacitive Touch Interfaces
Touch zones, overlay materials, controller integration and enclosure review.
Explore capabilitiesHMI Assemblies
Bring the front panel, keypad, circuit and supporting parts into a defined assembly.
Explore capabilitiesSeat Occupancy Sensors
Flexible sensing structures, connectors and integration with the seat system.
Explore capabilitiesPrinted Medical Electrode Pads
Custom printed electrode constructions and OEM documentation requirements.
Explore capabilitiesResistive Touch Panels
Touch-panel construction, dimensions, tail connection and display integration.
Explore capabilitiesPCB Assembly (PCBA)
Board assembly, component sourcing and agreed inspection and functional-test scope.
Explore capabilitiesDifferent products need different production routes
Printed and laminated interfaces
Printing, layer alignment, lamination and electrical inspection are selected for the membrane switch or overlay construction.
Molded silicone keypads
Tooling, molding, contacts, finishing and sample approval are planned around the keypad and its mating assembly.
Integrated electronic assemblies
Circuit, connector, display and interface requirements define the assembly sequence and verification plan.
Inside the production workshop
These workshop photographs show printing and laminated-interface operations. The applicable process is confirmed for each product; silicone molding and electronic assembly follow their own routes.

Operator at a screen-printing production station.

Alignment of printed circuit sheets during layer assembly.

Printed overlay layers at the roller-lamination station.

Visual inspection of printed interface sheets.
Engineering and sourcing resources
Review your OEM manufacturing project
Share drawings, materials, quantity and the intended operating environment. We will review the product route, assembly boundary and inspection requirements.
Discuss your project