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Geon, listed by some retailers as GEONWORKS, makes keyboard parts and accessories sold through several shops: EPT plate foam and case foam sets, switch films, single and multi-stage springs, titanium tweezers, a switch opener, cables and wrist rests.
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A 4mm EPT foam insert intended to sit between the PCB and plate. The Divinikey listing offers 60% and F12 TKL options. Those size labels do not guarantee compatibility with every board in either family: compare the cutouts, mounting points and available space with your exact PCB and plate. The listing describes an acoustic modification; no before-and-after sound measurements are recorded here.
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A sheet of soft Poron that sits between the PCB and the bottom of the case to kill the hollow ring in an empty aluminium tray. Seven dollars, two thicknesses, three layouts, with sockets cut out so it lies flat on a hotswap board. Geon expects you to trim it with scissors where it fouls something. In a case that is already dense or gasket mounted the change can be small, and a plain foam sheet cut by hand costs less.
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Sold as Geon Springs 22mm Triple-Stage, with 110 springs per set and recorded weight options from 57.5g to 67.5g. The listing calls the product 22mm but gives 14mm in its free-length specification. That length is left unrecorded here until the seller clarifies it. Confirm the required length before ordering a replacement for your switch; the model name alone does not resolve the discrepancy.
View →Geon and its logo are the property of their owner and are used here only to identify the brand. Thockery is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with Geon. If you own this material and want it removed, email us and it will come down. Details last checked 2026-09-14.