Tactile Keypad

What is a Tactile Keypad?

Tactile keypads are simply keypads that have been specifically designed to give feedback to the user upon actuation. For example, when a button is pushed on a non-tactile keypad, the user’s finger presses against the visual representation of a button. The user does not know at what point they have actuated the button unless there is some type of visual signal. On the other hand, a tactile keypad provides the user haptic feedback with a “snap” feel or a “click.” This feedback lets the user know that they have actuated the keypad. Read more “What is a Tactile Keypad?”

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Private Label vs. Contract Manufacturing

What is best for your business?

There is a lot of confusion regarding the subtle differences between contract manufacturing and private labeling. There are advantages and disadvantages to each method, and either can work well depending on the product and the requirements of the buyer. The end goal for both methods is the same, to procure a great product that customers will buy! Read more “Private Label vs. Contract Manufacturing”

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Ocean-Bound Plastic vs. Virgin Plastic Material: Understanding the Difference

Ocean-Bound Plastic vs. Virgin Plastic Material: Understanding the Difference

Since the invention of fully synthetic material in the early 1900s, plastic has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. Still, its environmental impact has many consumers – and the businesses that serve them – searching for alternatives. However, plastic is uniquely durable and versatile, so it remains the material of choice for many applications and industries, including food and beverage, medical and others. Read more “Ocean-Bound Plastic vs. Virgin Plastic Material: Understanding the Difference”

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