NSI Keyboards and Electronics

Keyboards & pointing devices for the most demanding jobs.

Seatronx is proud to be the the Americas distributor for NSI.

Since 1986 NSI has produced an extensive selection of sealed pointing devices, trackballs, mice and keyboards for a wide range of markets including industrial, military, marine, medical, kiosk, and food industries. NSI products are world renown for the highest level of quality, control and accuracy and are built to specific standards for various industry applications.

As partners, Seatronx and NSI work closely with you to design and deliver optimum custom products fulfilling your exact requirements.

Key features

Dedicated quality keyboards & trackballs
Sealing IP65 up to IP68, completely waterproof
Large standard product range
Flexible custom solutions, also for smaller quantities
Low development costs for custom designs
Specialist in backlit solutions
Quick response and decision time
Technical knowledge and support
Maintenance free products
Branding with your logo
Durability

NSI Product Guides and Articles

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