Admittedly, it is essential to have a PC keyboard if you want to input data. The gentle keystrokes and the familiar clicking sound have long since become part of our daily routine. However, there are some restrictions. They occur if the keyboard does not work, no longer works or only works for a short time. Why do Logitech, Acer, Cherry and the others break down and what are the reasons for this?
A traditional keyboard has a plastic frame and keys with sensitive mechanics. Hard mechanical effects like impacts or dropping the keyboard quickly cause it to malfunction. The same occurs if liquids, fats or dust reach the inside of the keyboard, which is not difficult, given the gap that surrounds the keys.
The susceptibility of traditional PC keyboards to break down in a commercial/industrial setting is therefore a risk that needs to be taken seriously. Operating errors and malfunctions have a negative effect on processes and cause additional, avoidable costs. Silicone keyboards are the preferred alternative here. They provide the functions and operating feel of traditional keyboards in an almost identical manner, but also have a high degree of resistance. Their reliability in terms of functions make them indispensable working tools in settings where there is a high level of mechanical and chemical stress.
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Conclusion: keyboards and key modules made of silicone provide a high degree of resistance and also offer the accustomed operating comfort of a PC keyboard.
