Silicone Keypad Design Examples
Explore selected silicone keypad designs, from remote-control and numeric layouts to compact button groups and shaped control strips.
These examples illustrate SKF’s capabilities in custom molding, color matching, legend printing, and surface finishing for different device requirements.
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Numeric and Function Control Panel
Rectangular number and function keys are set within a tall black panel. Directional arrows, number keys and labeled commands form distinct groups from top to bottom.
Numeric Media Remote with Shortcut Keys
Numeric keys fill the upper half, followed by a large directional pad and several colored shortcuts. The layout distinguishes direct number entry from menu navigation and lower-priority commands.
Black Panel with Yellow Control Symbols
Yellow legends and symbols stand out against a compact black keypad. Several differently marked keys share one consistent shape, letting the graphic system carry the distinction between functions.
Black Numeric Keypad with Icon Controls
Large raised number keys form the main input group, with smaller icon controls along one side. The strong separation between numeric and auxiliary commands makes the compact layout easy to read.
Curved Multicolor Control Keypad
A curved black base carries circular keys with blue, orange, red, green and white symbols. Color and button placement create a clear hierarchy across a non-rectangular control area.
Red and Black Four-Button Function Strip
Red end keys frame two darker center keys. Visible labels such as Func, Hold and Max/Min give the short strip a measurement-control character while the color contrast marks the outer functions.
Slim Gray Side Control Panel
This gray strip arranges several raised controls in a single vertical line. Its subdued color and rounded ends offer another visual direction for a narrow side interface.
Blue Side Control Strip
A narrow blue strip carries a long central line and small plus and minus markings. The elongated form is suited to a side-mounted or edge-mounted control area where width is limited.
Long Ribbed Silicone Control Cover
A long black part combines a ribbed central area with shaped cutouts at both ends. Its appearance shows how surface texture and end geometry can be incorporated into a narrow silicone component.
Audio Remote Keypad with Red Power Key
A long black keypad uses a red power key to distinguish the primary control. The circular center and the separate keys below it divide navigation, playback and audio functions into recognizable zones.
Bass and Treble Audio Remote Keypad
A large circular control groups bass and treble markings around a center key. Smaller buttons above and below complete the audio interface without crowding the main control area.
Audio Remote Keypad with Circular Navigation
The round central control is the visual focus, while power, source and other functions occupy distinct positions along the keypad. Its shaped outline follows the arrangement of the keys rather than a simple rectangle.
Translucent White Remote Keypad
The pale, translucent-looking body presents a very different visual direction from the black remote examples. Its full-length key arrangement includes numerous small button positions and molded details.
Full-Length Media Remote Keypad
This full-length keypad separates numeric, navigation, playback and colored function keys into successive groups. It illustrates how a high key count can retain a readable hierarchy across a narrow remote body.
Oval Directional Remote Keypad
An oval outline surrounds a cross-shaped directional area and a small number of supporting keys. The arrows remain prominent even though the available surface is compact.
Slim Navigation Remote Keypad
A slim vertical strip places the directional control in the middle and smaller icon keys at either end. The narrow shape suits an interface where the housing limits keypad width.
Gray Compact Navigation Keypad
A round directional pad occupies the lower half of this gray keypad, with four smaller controls grouped above it. The two zones give the most frequently used input more space.
Audio Source Selection Remote Keypad
Printed source labels sit around a central selection area, while volume and sound-mode controls occupy the lower portion. The legend layout communicates the interface without relying on color coding.
Black and Gray Media Remote Keypad
This compact layout mixes dark and gray key areas, with a bright power symbol and oversized adjustment keys. The varied key sizes make frequent controls easier to identify by sight.
Open-Center Remote Keypad Frame
This unusual remote component leaves an open central region and carries controls along the sides and ends. It is an example of a keypad outline designed around another feature in the device front.
Remote Keypad with Grouped Lower Functions
A raised center navigation group breaks up the long column of smaller buttons. The lower keys are arranged in repeated rows for a dense but orderly command area.
Test and Function Control Keypad
A red Test key anchors a small rectangular panel of black function keys. The contrasting central command and printed abbreviations help users distinguish the operations at a glance.
Three-Button Black Control Strip
Three circular buttons sit on a narrow, shaped black base. The separate raised keytops and visible icon treatments make this a useful example of a small dedicated control group.
Six-Button Measurement Control Panel
Six rectangular controls carry labels such as Hold, Range and Max/Min. The two-row, three-column arrangement keeps these instrument-style functions visible within a small footprint.
Audio Playback Remote Keypad
The main circular control carries playback symbols, with three smaller buttons beneath it. The strongly defined round center gives the interface a clear visual order in a short, shaped body.
White Remote Keypad with Purple Navigation
A purple directional area provides a strong focal point on the white keypad. Number keys and smaller colored controls are separated along the length of the remote for quick visual scanning.
Audio and Lighting Remote Keypad
Audio and lighting symbols share this long black keypad. The icon-led layout provides an example of combining two visible control themes in one handheld interface.
Slim Audio Remote Keypad
This narrow keypad pairs a small navigation area with vertically arranged adjustment and function keys. White legends help separate the commands on an otherwise uniform dark surface.
White Five-Button Keypad with Clear Hard Coating
Five white buttons carry colored symbols beneath a transparent, hard surface layer. The clear coating gives the keytops a defined, glossy appearance while the strip retains its silicone base.
Oval Power Control Keypad
An oval outline groups a central power button with surrounding adjustment controls. The shape creates a compact single-piece interface with the most recognizable command placed in the middle.
White Six-Position Control Panel
Six labeled positions are arranged across a white rectangular panel. The restrained layout makes the printed text and symbols the main visual guide to each function.
Camera Icon and Navigation Keypad
Navigation arrows and camera-related icons occupy a narrow shaped body, ending in a red power key. Different icon groups indicate different actions without expanding the width of the control area.
Linear Red and Black Function Keypad
Four keys form one straight row, with red buttons at each end and two dark buttons between. The printed legends differentiate the commands without changing the basic button geometry.
Three-Button Black and Red Control Keypad
A red center key stands between two black function keys. This compact arrangement draws attention to the middle command while keeping the group easy to fit into a small panel.
L-Shaped Multicolor Control Keypad
This L-shaped piece places a red power key above green and black controls. Its outline shows how the silicone base can follow an irregular key arrangement instead of filling a rectangle.
Three-Button Vertical Control Keypad
Three printed buttons sit in a slim vertical column. The small format is an example of a dedicated control pair where the available front-panel area is narrow.
Green and Black Four-Button Strip
A green Func key at one end balances a green symbol key at the other, with two black buttons between them. The curved outline and color placement distinguish this variant from the straight red and black strips.
Oval Start and Power Control Keypad
The central power key is framed by adjustment and icon controls, with a Start legend below. The oval body keeps the commands together as one compact front-panel element.
Round Blue Power Control Keypad
A circular blue keypad centers the power button and distributes other controls around it. Its radial arrangement offers a distinct visual option when the product face calls for a round interface.
Light Gray Keyboard-Style Key Matrix
Multiple rectangular keys span a light gray molded sheet, with gaps and openings around the matrix. It illustrates a broad keyboard-style silicone part where row alignment and repeated key geometry define the design.
Slim Black Side Control Strip
This blue component forms a rounded loop around a long central opening. It is included to show a molded outline with a cutout.
Slim Black Side Control Strip
Small white symbols run along a very narrow black strip. This format shows how several controls can occupy a thin side area while retaining individual visual markers.
Red Loop-Shaped Silicone Insert
This red silicone insert has a rounded outline around an elongated opening. Its smooth, low-profile surface emphasizes the molded shape rather than a printed button layout.
Blue Horizontal Control Strip
A horizontal blue strip places directional symbols around a central power marking and other printed controls. The wide, low-profile shape contrasts with the narrow vertical strips in this section.
Orange Four-Button Control Strip
Four large symbols are stacked on a bright orange strip. The color and simple vertical order make the main commands prominent on a narrow component.