PAX A920 / A920 PRO Silicone Case - Custom POS Terminal Cover
- FOB Price
US $2.81 - 100 piece
- group name
- Custom Silicone Case
- Min Order
- 1 piece
- brand name
- FromRubber Silicone & Plastic OEM Manufacturer
- model
- PAX A920/A920 PRO
- Nearest port for product export
- FOB shenzhen
- Delivery clauses under the trade mode
- FOB, CFR, CIF, EXW, FCA, DDP, Express Delivery
- Acceptable payment methods
- T/T, D/P D/A, Credit Card, PayPal, Westem Union, Cash
- update time
- Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:10:57 GMT
Paramtents
Design Follow 3D Drawing Or Physical Object
Printing Silk Screen Printing,Laser Etching
Feature Protective Buffer
MOQ 1000pcs
Application Pax A920 and A920 pro
Packging & Delivery
- 18cm x8cm x4cm
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Min Order1 piece
Briefing
Detailed
PAX A920 / A920 PRO Silicone Case — Custom-Molded Protection for POS Terminals
A POS machine silicone case is a compression-molded silicone cover fitted to a specific payment terminal body. It protects the housing, screen edges and connector openings while keeping the keypad, card slot and printer outlet reachable, so the terminal keeps working the way it was designed to.
This cover is molded for the PAX A920 and A920 PRO handheld terminals. It measures 18.4 × 8.4 × 4.1 cm and weighs 108 g. The mold line sits flush with the body, and the wall thickness is set so the case absorbs the contact that a counter-top or a dropped terminal produces.
- Model-specific fit — molded to the A920 / A920 PRO body rather than a generic sleeve
- Thickness used as a buffer — the silicone wall absorbs impact where a thin shell only transfers it
- Logo and color customization — screen printing, multi-color molding and backlight effects
- Certified materials — ROHS, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and IATF 16949
Specifications
| Item | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Compatible terminals | PAX A920, PAX A920 PRO | Other PAX models available on request |
| Dimensions | 18.4 × 8.4 × 4.1 cm | Fits the terminal body with the case installed |
| Weight | 108 g | Per piece |
| Material | Silicone rubber | Compression molded |
| Logo method | Screen printing, embossed or debossed | Backlight effect optional |
| Color | Custom, matched to brand color | Multi-color molding available |
| Packaging | Carton | Retail packaging customizable |
| Certifications | ROHS, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, IATF 16949 | — |
Product Details
The case is molded as one part, so the features below are geometry rather than assembly: no glued layers, no separate bezel, no trim left to hand-cut after molding.
Customization Options
Customization runs in three directions: the fit, the appearance, and the packaging.
Tailored fit
Send the terminal model you use. The case is molded to it, so cut-outs for the keypad, card slot, printer outlet and charging port line up rather than being trimmed by hand.
Design personalization
Your logo can be screened, embossed or debossed on the back or side wall. Colors are matched to your brand or store identity, and multiple colors can be molded into one part.
Packaging
Carton is the standard. If the cases ship to your own customers or to branch staff, the packaging can be tailored so the unboxing matches the brand.
Material and Certifications
Silicone is derived from silica, and it holds up where a soft PVC or a low-grade TPE cover would harden, crack or discolor. For a terminal that is handled all day, wiped with disinfectant and left in sunlight, that difference shows up within the first year.
- ROHS — the material is free of the restricted hazardous substances, which matters when the terminal is deployed in food service or healthcare.
- ISO 9001 — quality management system covering the molding process.
- ISO 14001 — environmental management system.
- IATF 16949 — the automotive-grade quality standard, applied here to process control and defect prevention.
Certificates can be supplied with the quotation.
Silicone vs. TPU vs. ABS for Terminal Protection
There is no single best material for every deployment. The choice depends on where the terminal lives and what it has to survive.
| Property | Silicone | TPU | ABS hard shell |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shock absorption | High — the wall absorbs and recovers | Moderate — stiffer, transfers more force | Low — protection comes from rigidity |
| Surface grip | High, even when wet | Moderate, degrades when oily | Low, slippery |
| Heat resistance | Wide range | Narrower than silicone | Can soften under heat |
| Color and logo options | Multi-color molding, screen printing, embossing, backlight | Limited color range | Printed or painted only |
| Feel in hand | Soft, non-slip | Firm, plastic-like | Hard |
| Typical use | Handheld terminals in retail, logistics, hospitality | Consumer electronics cases | Rugged industrial housings |
Where a deployment needs both drop protection and a fixed rigid mounting, the usual answer is a silicone case on the terminal and a separate rigid base — not one part trying to do both.
When a Silicone Case Fits — and When It Doesn't
Being clear about the limits saves a tooling cycle. A custom silicone case is a good fit when:
- the terminal is handled, carried or set down roughly on a daily basis;
- the device needs to stay recognizable — the keypad, card slot and printer must remain usable;
- the case carries branding, so color and logo matter as much as protection;
- the same model is deployed across many sites and needs one consistent accessory.
It is not the right answer when:
- the deployment needs protection from sustained industrial impact or crush, where a rigid housing performs better;
- the terminal has to be opened frequently for battery or paper replacement, because a full-body case adds a removal step;
- the requirement is optical clarity, since silicone is not a transparent material;
- the order quantity is a few pieces — a bespoke case is a molded part and the tooling has to be justified by volume.
If any of those describe the project, tell us the actual conditions and we will say so rather than quote a case that will not solve the problem.
Logo Printing and Branding
Logo placement is decided from the terminal model and the case geometry, so the print lands on a surface that stays visible once the terminal is in its stand. Screen printing is the standard method and holds its edge through normal handling and cleaning. Embossed or debossed logos give a tactile, molded-in look that cannot wear off, and a backlight effect can be added where the brand mark should read in low light.
Send the artwork file with the terminal model and we will confirm which surface each option suits best.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does one case fit both the PAX A920 and the A920 PRO?
The A920 and A920 PRO share a body platform, so one mold covers both. If you deploy other PAX models alongside them, send the model list and we will confirm which need a separate mold.
Can the case carry our logo and brand color?
Yes. Screen printing, embossed and debossed logos are all available, and the silicone color is matched to your brand. Multi-color molding is possible when the design needs more than one shade in the same part.
Will the case block the card slot, printer or charging port?
No. The cut-outs are molded into the part for the specific terminal model, which is the main reason to use a model-specific case instead of a generic sleeve.
What is the minimum order for a custom case?
It depends on the mold and the color configuration. Send the terminal model and expected annual quantity and we will give you the tooling and unit cost together.
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Send Us Your Terminal Model
Tell us which PAX model you deploy, the quantity you expect, and whether the case needs your logo. We will come back with the tooling position, unit price and lead time.
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