>I haven't been able to google this machine, do you have a
>link (must have missed the original message).

OK, resend of original message.

>>>I work for a manufacturer of any kind of membrane keyboard,
>>>here in Turin. http://www.k-tronic.it
>>
>> ask your webmaster to check the link to the english catalog!
>
> Co-incidentally today we have a display on site of all sorts of industrial
> suppliers, and one of them is a distributor of a label printer. It prints
> onto vinyl for doing labels, warning signs, pamper proof labels etc.
>
> I asked about using it to make membranes for keypads, and he said it was
> certainly possible. I am thinking along the lines of the site linked above
> where they talk about membrane with mechanical key (they mention using 
> Omron
> or RAFI keys), but I guess it could also be done using membrane on rigid
> circuit board.
>
> The company I saw here was specifically selling the printer and supplies
> http://www.lighthouse.uk.com/ but I suspect for a evaluation version you
> could go to a company that does vinyl advertising signs for small
> quantities. He also talked about being able to use a clear vinyl layer 
> over
> the top to protect the printing from usage wear.
>
> For the OP though, it may still be worth looking at the membrane ones 
> under
> the standard keyboards. There are a half dozen or so of various sizes
> numeric with additional function and alpha keys.
>
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