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TG3 Electronics

TG3 Electronics is a second-generation family-owned custom keyboard and electronics manufacturer based in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

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TG3 Electronics is a second-generation family-owned manufacturer of custom keyboards, bump bars and displays, based in Kenosha, Wisconsin and building input devices since 1986. Its products serve medical, industrial, law enforcement, trucking, point of sale and food service environments, with an in-house engineering team for custom requirements. For public safety the KB-1007 is a rugged low-profile rubber keyboard designed for mobile data applications, and the wider range covers sealed and washable keyboards, backlit options, and models with integrated touchpads or number pads. Government buyers are served with TAA compliant keyboards and card readers, CAC card readers for multifactor authentication, and optional biometric fingerprint readers. Customers can specify whether a product is fully built domestically or sub-assembled domestically to manage cost. Havis named TG3 its strategic keyboard partner across rugged, light industrial and medical categories when it expanded its own keyboard portfolio.


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