| Customization: | Available |
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| Warranty: | 2 Years |
| Shaping Mode: | Injection Mould |
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MIDI keyboard controllers typically have several molded plastic parts, each made from specific raw materials. Here's a breakdown of common components and their materials:
1. **Enclosure/Casing**: The outer shell of the MIDI controller is usually made from high-impact plastic such as ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) or polycarbonate. ABS is known for its strength and impact resistance, while polycarbonate offers durability and resistance to deformation.
2. **Keys**: The keys of the MIDI keyboard are often made from a combination of ABS plastic and sometimes polypropylene. ABS is used for its rigidity and resistance to wear, while polypropylene might be used for certain key surfaces due to its flexibility and light weight.
3. **Buttons and Knobs**: These are often made from various plastics including ABS, polycarbonate, or sometimes even softer materials like silicone rubber for tactile feedback. ABS and polycarbonate provide durability, while silicone can offer a softer, more comfortable touch.
4. **Faders and Sliders**: These components are generally made from ABS or polycarbonate, similar to other buttons and knobs. The material choice is influenced by the need for durability and a smooth sliding action.
5. **Pots (Potentiometers)**: The housing for potentiometers is usually made from ABS or polycarbonate, while the internal components can include various metals and plastic parts.
6. **Connectors and Mounting Brackets**: These parts are often made from ABS or other engineering plastics that offer strength and stability.
Each material is chosen based on the required properties like strength, durability, weight, and tactile feel.
Injection Mould base: LKM Standard
Mould Steel: 1.2343/1.2344/1.2083 etc
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