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Durock

Alpaca (Linear)

kr 59,00
kr 64,00
kr 59,00
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This is a customised Durock linear switch, which is renowned for being one of the smoothest, best-sounding switches available today. The top is made from polycarbonate, and the bottom is nylon, with a POM stem.

This switch has thicker pins than usual, however they will still fit into hot-swap or Mill-Max sockets (with a more stable fit).

There have been subtle iterative changes in the mould design since this switch was first released. Our stock was produced using the most recent mould available.

Don't forget that we also stock the matching Durock Alpaca V2 stabilizers!

The Alpaca spring is slightly shorter than many other MX switch types, as you can see in the below image:

 
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Technical info

Operating Principle: Contact
Housing Type: MX (opens with these)
Stem Type: MX (fits these keycaps)
Action: Linear
Mounting: PCB (5-pin)
SMD LED Support: Poor (South)
Bottom-out Force:62.0 cN (4.0 mm)
Spring:   Gold-plated (13.0mm)
Top:  PCPolycarbonate
Bottom:  Nylon
Stem:  POM

Which lube and films?

We recommend Switch Lube 205g0 for the stem and housing, and Switch Lube 105 for the spring.  In order to get the most consistent feel possible, we recommend the use of switch films on this product.  As with all polycarbonate switches, do not use lubes which contain mineral oil.

Description

This is a customised Durock linear switch, which is renowned for being one of the smoothest, best-sounding switches available today. The top is made from polycarbonate, and the bottom is nylon, with a POM stem.

This switch has thicker pins than usual, however they will still fit into hot-swap or Mill-Max sockets (with a more stable fit).

There have been subtle iterative changes in the mould design since this switch was first released. Our stock was produced using the most recent mould available.

Don't forget that we also stock the matching Durock Alpaca V2 stabilizers!

The Alpaca spring is slightly shorter than many other MX switch types, as you can see in the below image: