|
|
Membrane Switch Technologies
Block H, Georgian Place, 18 Southway Road, Kelvin, Sandton
Iso Certification ISO 9002
Sale of: membrane keypads, faceplates, fascias, front panel mimics, labels and flexible PCBs/circuits, keypads with built-in LEDs, vinyl stickers, PVC banners, posters, pull-up banners, and laser cutting (Perspex, ABS, polycarbonate, Lumex, PET). Manufacture of: membrane switches/keypads, flexible PCBs/circuits, fascias, labels, printed enclosures/mimic panels, keypads with built-in LEDs, vinyl stickers, PVC banners, posters, pull-up banners, and laser cutting (Perspex, ABS, polycarbonate, Lumex, PET).
|
Section - Components
-Cables - Multiconductor
- instrumentation, control
- temperature extremes
-Cables - flat
- antenna feed
- printed, ribbon
-Cables
- Power
-Key action available
- Capacitive
- Conductive rubber/elastomer
- Mechanical contact
-Keyboard options
- backlit legends
-Keyboards
- Customised
- Flat panel
- Sealed
- Short travel
-Keypads
- Custom capabilities
- Custom legends
- EMI shielded
- Handheld terminals
- Harsh environment
- Illuminated
- Membrane
- Modular keys
- Outdoor (weatherproof)
- Standard
- Vandalproof
-Membrane custom
-Micro, snap-action
-Touch operated (momentary)
Section - Enclosures & packaging hardware
-Box enclosures
- Plastic construction
-Cases/housings
- Keyboard fronted
- Plastic construction
-EMC management
- Shielding laminates
- Shielding windows
-Enclosure hardware
- Backplanes
- Bezels, windows
- Transfers/panel marking
Section - Production services & equipment
-Assembly line furniture
- Static protection - warning signs/labels
-Kitting & packaging
- Labelling
Section - Test & maintenance
| News from Membrane Switch Technologies: |
Company profile: Membrane Switch Technologies
25 August 2021, News, Membrane Switch Technologies
Membrane Switch Technologies’ (MST) origins date back to 1983 when Technor/Molex started manufacturing membrane switches in South Africa. Molex was the second largest connector manufacturer in the world ... |
Electronics & communications technology news: |
Why bis means business for LTE Cat 1 IoT connections
30 May 2025, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT, Editor's Choice, NuVision Electronics
Tomaž Petaros, product manager IoT EMEA at Quectel Wireless Solutions explains why the market for Cat 1bis IoT connections is getting busy.
|
Adaptive optics’ power solution
30 May 2025, Opto-Electronics, Altron Arrow
Vicor power-dense adaptive optical modules enable colossal telescopes to look into the past for deep space discoveries. |
High-speed lasers
30 May 2025, Opto-Electronics, RFiber Solutions
Macom are a high-volume manufacturer of lasers, deploying more than 100 million devices with a reliability of less than 50 FIT and greater than 100 years of wear-out lifetime
|
Mouser now shipping onsemi’s image sensors
30 May 2025, Opto-Electronics, TRX Electronics
The AR0145CS is a 1/4,3-inch CMOS digital image sensor with a 1280 (H) x 800 (V) active-pixel array that can capture both continuous video and single frames. |
RGBIR sensor with I2C interface
30 May 2025, Opto-Electronics, Electrocomp
Available in a miniature opaque 2,67 x 2,45 mm package, Vishay’s VEML6046X00 includes high-sensitivity photodiodes, a low noise amplifier, and a 16-bit analogue to digital converter. |
The importance of contrast in fibre-optic sensing
30 May 2025, Opto-Electronics, Vepac Electronics
Contrast refers to the difference between the light signal that is transmitted through the fibre and the light signal that is received at the other end, and allows for the detection and measurement of small changes in physical parameters.
|
Expert perspectives on robotics and AI
30 May 2025, AI & ML
Mouser Electronics has announced a new eBook in collaboration with Analog Devices and Samtec exploring how robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming the landscape of manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. |
Zuchongzhi-3 sets new benchmark
30 May 2025, News
This latest superconducting quantum computing prototype features 105 qubits and 182 couplers to operate at a speed 10¹5 times faster than the most powerful supercomputer currently available.
|
| visit www.dataweek.co.za |
|
|
|
|
|
