PC/TPR
The button is a common injection molded part, made of two materials: PC (polycarbonate) and TPR (thermoplastic elastomer). PC, as the outer material, has both wear resistance, weather resistance and chemical corrosion resistance. At the same time, the PC material also has good transparency, making the buttons more beautiful and high-end in appearance. TPR, as the inner material, gives the keys good touch and elasticity, making users feel comfortable when pressing. It also improves the anti-slip performance of the keys and enhances the user's operating experience. The key materials have strong adhesion, are not easy to fall off, and are not easy to age and deform. They are widely used in electronic products, home appliances, automobiles and other fields.
PC/TPR
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