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DUROCK Silent Linear Switches, Dolphin Keyboard Switches with 62g Gold Plated Spring, Classic Blue Patent Silent Stem 5 Pins Keyswitch for Mechanical Keyboards (Dolphin Linear Switch 62g, 90pcs)
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DUROCK Silent Linear Switches, Dolphin Keyboard Features
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DUROCK Dolphin silent linear switches have a 62g spring and use same housing material as our L-Series Linears, Alpaca, Mauve, Tangerines, etc., but a pretty Silence smooth version.
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DUROCK Silent Linear switches uses patent silencing rings to mitigate sound to get the L-series with a significant reduction in sound, as good as the recolor version Silent Alpaca.
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Well selected imported Premium grade Polymer Nylon and PC Blend Housing, Soft and flexible POM stem, Gold-plated Springs and Metal Leaf sourced from Korea and Japan.
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PCB Mount Style - Tactile | 3.8mm Travel | 2mm Operating | 62g Bottom Out | 5 Pins | 60 million operations.
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Available LED styles - Through-hole. Bottom out force 62g Gold Plated Spring weight. 1 pack equals 90 keyboard switches.
About DUROCK Silent Linear Switches, Dolphin Keyboard
Description DUROCK Dolphin Silent Linear Switches are similar to the regular linear switches. It is the same molds, Materials and performance as the Silent Alpaca switches. Silent Dolphins have the same great materials for housing and stem while adding muting material to the stem rails that dampen the acoustics of your key strokes. These Silent Linear switches are great for sound-sensitive environments such as the office or any common areas. DUROCK Dolphin Silent Linears Feature: 90 included in each pack Housing: Transparent Clear Stem: 19-4052 Classic Blue, POM Spring Force: 62g Bottom Out Style: Silent Linear 5-pin PCB mount Light factory lube Clear shell is better to setup for RGB keyboards that want to get the most lighting through.
