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A dummy button to put in place of a arcade push button. Allowing the operator to alter the control panel to suit games with less buttons.

A set of 4 plastic feet and screws used to mount a pcb safely into a cabinet.

Sanwa snap-in OBSF-30 button, Pink in colour. Widely used for buttons in Japanese cabinets like Blast City, Versus City, etc. It features a slightly convex plunger and snap-in installation (can be mounted in material with a thickness from 2 to 5 mm).

A top loading electronic coin mech, with enhanced security features over the S5 & S6 models. Due to the enhanced security these mechs are generally used in gaming machines.

Sanwa snap-in OBSF-30 button. Widely used for buttons in Japanese cabinets like Blast City, Versus City, etc. It features a slightly convex plunger and snap-in installation (can be mounted in material with a thickness from 2 to 5 mm).

Coin Controls C120 Electronic Coin Mechanisms will recognise and validate up to 12 different coins and/or tokens. The latest validator technology ensures high control over the acceptance of programmed coin types and rejection of fakes.

The C120 coin mechanism can be used for new or retrofit applications in the Arcade, Pinball, Gaming and Vending areas and is currently programmed to accept AUD 20c, $1 and $2 coins.

A 3" wheel built from polyurethane, designed to take heavy loads. Made with a mounting bracket to allow for easy assembly.

The mech contains intelligent sensing algorithms, which allow the acceptors to provide accurate, reliable validation.

The Mars MS126 is an electronic coin mechanism for amusement applications. These units have a Top Load/Bottom Reject configuration.

A front loading electronic coin mechanism with a face plate. The device contains a CPU anti-string program that prevents customers from tricking the coin mechanism into giving free credits.