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Kori Mesh 35mm Hollow Balltop: Blue

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$10.25 (USD)
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KDiT
SKU
KDIT-KORI-MESH-CB
Weight
1.00 Ounces
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  • Product Description

    The KDiT Kori offers a translucent, Sanwa JLF, Seimitsu LS, and Hori Hayabusa compatible 35mm balltop with a hollow threading for LED lighting.

    Classic tight mesh pattern

    The original Sanwa LB-35 mesh balltop are highly coveted for their style.  Displaying a tight checkerboard pattern, the original LB-35 mesh balltop adds a sophisticated design to most joystick configurations. Sanwa released two versions of the mesh balltop.  The original, tight mesh balltop has a cleaner, more pronounced mesh pattern than their recent mesh balltop, which has a looser pattern.  The original pattern was rather difficult to find, making them rather expensive to own.

    KDiT's mesh imprint closely emulates the original tight checkerboard pattern of Sanwa's older balltops.

    Closest Match to OBSC and KN

    "Kori" in Japanese means "ice". Each of the available 8 deliciously colored battops are designed to represent a close match with Sanwa OBSC series pushbutton, plus Seimitsu K and KN series pushbutton.

    Hollow Threading

    The standout feature in the Kori family is its 5mm diameter hollow threading, which easily screws onto the shaft of popular Sanwa JLF series, Seimitsu LS series, and Hori Hayabusa joysticks.  Coupled with a hollow joystick shaft, you can wire a small (3x5mm) new-window-icon.png single white or RGB LED.

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    1. Awesome looking and works great.

      I bought this balltop to match my translucent blue buttons. I absolutely love the pattern on it and fits my Hayabusa and Sanwa Denshi JLF levers. on Aug 6th 2019

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