Lube, Grease & Oil for Mechanical Keyboard Switches
Designed for tactile and clicky switches, these oils enhance performance by smoothing out action and dampening undesirable noise such as spring jitter.
GPL205 G0 / GPL205 G00 Keyboard Lubricants: These lubricants are perfect for linear switches and stabilizer wires. GPL205 G0 provides an ideal balance of tactility and smoothness, improving the feel and acoustics of your keyboard. GPL205 G00, being less dense, is suitable for those desiring a lighter touch. Both can be mixed with GPL105 for customized tactility. GPL205 G0, known for its versatility, is a staple in the mechanical keyboard community.
3204 / 3203 Keyboard Lubricants: With a semi-fluid nature and suitable for both tactile and clicky switches, these lubricants are also a great choice for linear and Topre switches. The 3204 variant is preferred for linear switches due to its lower viscosity, while 3203, with even lower viscosity, offers a more tactile feel. Both provide a smooth 'break-in' for switches, ensuring long-lasting lubrication without migration.
XHT-BDZ Stabilizer Grease: This viscous PFPE grease is designed to significantly reduce stabilizer wire rattle, offering a more stable and silent operation. XHT-BDZ is ideal for keyboard enthusiasts looking to achieve a professional-grade modification.
Each product provides enough lubricant for approximately 300 switches. For optimal application, use GPL105 for springs, a mixture of GPL105 and GPL205 for the shafts, and GPL205 G0 or thicker GPL205 for stabilizers, with the latter offering a more solid feel.
Remember, GPL205 G0 and GPL205 only differ in feel—GPL205 being the thicker option. Choose according to your preference for tactile feedback and key smoothness.
Please note: The density of GPL105 and GPL205 lubricants is higher than water and traditional oils like WD40, providing a concentrated performance that ensures a small amount goes a long way. Despite their creamy texture and slight milky scent, remember these are industrial-grade, non-edible products. For any skin contact, seek medical attention promptly.
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