Keygeek Cera Linear Switch Factory Lubed (10PCS)
Keygeek Cera Linear switch is keygeek's another full POM switch. Unlike POMkin, Cera has a flat pole tip for a more clacky and crispy sound profile. Gearpod also commissioned a new housing mold for them. Because full POM switches tend to have more surface friction, the sizes of the top housing opening and bottom housing stem hole have been adjusted to make sure the stem wobble is minimal while eliminating the sluggish feeling caused by the syringe effect.
Material-wise, the POM stem was modified with ceramic powder added to increase its hardness and lower POM's surface friction coefficient as much as possible.
Cera switch also comes with a different factory lubrication method from previous Keygeek switches: The stem is lubed with dry film. The top housing is dry to get rid of the oily feeling.
1 quantity = 10 switches
Switch Type: Linear
Manufacturer: Keygeek
Designer: Gearpod
Stem material: Modified POM with Ceramic Powder (Flat Stem Tip)
Top Housing: L4 POM (New top housing mold)
Bottom Housing: L4 POM (New bottom housing mold)
Operating Force: 48±5g
Bottom-out Force: 55±5g
Pre-travel: 2.0mm±0.2
Total Travel: 3.7mm±0.2
Spring: 20mm single-stage spring KOS wire
Factory Lubed: Yes! The stem is lubed with dry film. The top housing is dry to get rid of the oily feeling.
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Keygeek Cera Linear Switch Factory Lubed (10PCS)
Keygeek Cera Linear switch is keygeek's another full POM switch. Unlike POMkin, Cera has a flat pole tip for a more clacky and crispy sound profile. Gearpod also commissioned a new housing mold for them. Because full POM switches tend to have more surface friction, the sizes of the top housing opening and bottom housing stem hole have been adjusted to make sure the stem wobble is minimal while eliminating the sluggish feeling caused by the syringe effect.
Material-wise, the POM stem was modified with ceramic powder added to increase its hardness and lower POM's surface friction coefficient as much as possible.
Cera switch also comes with a different factory lubrication method from previous Keygeek switches: The stem is lubed with dry film. The top housing is dry to get rid of the oily feeling.
1 quantity = 10 switches
Switch Type: Linear
Manufacturer: Keygeek
Designer: Gearpod
Stem material: Modified POM with Ceramic Powder (Flat Stem Tip)
Top Housing: L4 POM (New top housing mold)
Bottom Housing: L4 POM (New bottom housing mold)
Operating Force: 48±5g
Bottom-out Force: 55±5g
Pre-travel: 2.0mm±0.2
Total Travel: 3.7mm±0.2
Spring: 20mm single-stage spring KOS wire
Factory Lubed: Yes! The stem is lubed with dry film. The top housing is dry to get rid of the oily feeling.
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Keygeek Cera Linear switch is keygeek's another full POM switch. Unlike POMkin, Cera has a flat pole tip for a more clacky and crispy sound profile. Gearpod also commissioned a new housing mold for them. Because full POM switches tend to have more surface friction, the sizes of the top housing opening and bottom housing stem hole have been adjusted to make sure the stem wobble is minimal while eliminating the sluggish feeling caused by the syringe effect.
Material-wise, the POM stem was modified with ceramic powder added to increase its hardness and lower POM's surface friction coefficient as much as possible.
Cera switch also comes with a different factory lubrication method from previous Keygeek switches: The stem is lubed with dry film. The top housing is dry to get rid of the oily feeling.
1 quantity = 10 switches
Switch Type: Linear
Manufacturer: Keygeek
Designer: Gearpod
Stem material: Modified POM with Ceramic Powder (Flat Stem Tip)
Top Housing: L4 POM (New top housing mold)
Bottom Housing: L4 POM (New bottom housing mold)
Operating Force: 48±5g
Bottom-out Force: 55±5g
Pre-travel: 2.0mm±0.2
Total Travel: 3.7mm±0.2
Spring: 20mm single-stage spring KOS wire
Factory Lubed: Yes! The stem is lubed with dry film. The top housing is dry to get rid of the oily feeling.
