
2-in-1 switch opener
A two-in-one aluminum opener for Cherry MX-style and Kailh BOX-style switches. Two opening profiles, custom color and laser branding in one compact tool.
- Function
- Two opening profiles for switch maintenance
- Compatibility
- Cherry MX-style and Kailh BOX-style switches
- Construction
- Aluminum alloy with embedded magnets
- Finish
- Anodizing + electrophoretic coating (e-coat)
- Branding
- Laser-engraved logo and custom presentation
- Project scope
- Tool, optional strap, insert and packaging
Quote by configuration. Develop the design, finish and packaging around your project.
A tool with your mark
Laser engraving carries the logo on the finished metal surface. Placement, size and contrast become part of the sample, alongside the tool construction and presentation.

Made for opening switches
Open either side to access a different working profile. One side opens common Cherry MX-style switches; the other opens Kailh BOX-style switches. Match the switch to the corresponding side to separate its top and bottom shells for maintenance or modification.
- Cherry MX-style
- One opening face for standard MX-style switches, including compatible Gateron designs.
- Kailh BOX-style
- A separate opening face on the opposite side for BOX-style switches.

Anodizing + e-coat
Specify anodizing + electrophoretic coating (e-coat) using the same finish standards as our aluminum keyboard cases. Coordinate the surface preparation, anodic base and organic topcoat as one finish specification.
- Texture & appearance. Agree the blasted texture, color and gloss against a physical master sample.
- Coating & fit. Define the layer thicknesses and total coating build, with allowance for the opening profile and mating faces.
- Sample approval. Check the opening action, coating appearance and laser-logo contrast on the finished tool.

See the product
Watch the existing product demonstration, then discuss the version and presentation for your range.
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