What Are Ultra-Thin Keypads?
Keypads are one of the most common types of device interfaces. As you may know, they consist of a pad with multiple buttons. Some keypads only feature numbers on their buttons, whereas others feature a combination of numbers, letters and/or symbols. While all keypads have buttons, though, some of them are thinner than others.
There are standard keypads, and there are ultra-thin keypads. Ultra-thin keypads live up to their namesake by featuring an exceptionally thin design. To learn more about ultra-thin keypads, including their benefits, keep reading.

Overview of Ultra-Thin Keypads
Ultra-thin keypads are button-based device interfaces that are designed to be thinner than standard keypads. The buttons may contain any combination of letters, numbers and symbols. With that said, ultra-thin keypads are exceptionally thin. They are thinner than standard keypads, making them ideal for many commercial applications.
How Ultra-Thin Keypads Are Made
You might be wondering how ultra-thin keypads are made. While there are different ways to produce them, polycarbonates (PC) injection is one of the most common methods. PC injection is a molding process. It leverages a mold and raw PC material to create objects, including ultra-thin keypads. With PC injection, the raw PC material is injected into the hollow cavity of a pre-shaped mold.

