Sanwa Button - Silver 24mm

€5.49

Sanwa 24mm metal button with clip. Exclusively for metal panel (1.5 mm).
Silver metallic color for an exceptional design at the height of the Sanwa brand.

Sanwa OBSJ series silver metal button 24 mm with clips.

Quantity

Button with beautiful finishes. Even with repeated pressure, the metal color is expected not to flake over time.
You can mix the colors of the buttons having 24mm OBS reference so that your terminal, your joystick or Hitbox is to the design of your choice.

The connection rods are designed to accept 2.8mm lugs, however, they work fine with 4.8mm.

A 24mm hole is necessary for a good integration. The diameter of the button cover is 27mm.

The button includes a Sanwa brand SW-68 microswitch that can be used at least 1 million times. It is possible to replace it in case of wear.

Features:

- Max hole size: 24 mm
- Maximum mounting plate thickness: 3.7 mm
- Switch used: SW-68
- Estimated lifetime: 1 million times
- Leads required: 2.8mm (although not intended, this switch will also work with 4.8mm)

- Optional : 35 cm cable with 1 2.8mm terminal and a Dupont connector for the GPIO port.

Câble Dupont et Cosse 2.8mm

Reference OBSJ-24-AG

Data sheet

Color: Silver
Button Size: 24 mm
Luminous: Non
Button shape: Convexe
With Clic: No
Translucent: Non translucent
Brand: Sanwa
Metallic color: Yes

Specific References

24 mm ? 30 mm ? What to do ?

Be careful, don't make a mistake! There are several sizes of buttons (mainly 24, 28 and 30mm).

We talk about size of the button, but in fact it is the drilling necessary for the insertion of the button.

We will group 28 and 30mm which varies mostly depending on the brand of the button.

Whether in action games or shoot'em up for example, the buttons "foot", "fist" or shooting is in most cases 28/30mm.

The 24mm buttons are used for the options (like select and start for example).

However, on mini terminals, pincabs, as well as on Hitboxes, you can use smaller 24mm buttons.

Screw button or clip button ?

Depending on your panel, we will prefer one or the other.

For metal or plexiglass panels, clip-on buttons are preferable because they fit perfectly with the thin panel.

For wood panels, the choice will be first of all for a screw knob whose depth will depend on the thickness of your control panel.

Having said that, you should know that the buttons were originally called "push buttons".
This means that you will never pull on them, only spam on the "push" part.
Therefore, even though the clip-on buttons don't "clip" onto your wooden control panel, they will never come off.

Of course, if you've smeared glue on your fingers, or are playing with caramelized fingers, you're taking a chance of removing the button.

Otherwise it's all good!

Any questions? A doubt? Or a solution?

Please contact us!