Push Buttons

Arcade Push Button with Microswitch is a standard American style snap-in push button which is widely used on arcade cabinets.

33mm arcade push button - Colour White. Includes microswitch.

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 clear blue illuminated arcade cabinet joystick with 5pin Joystick Cable and 12V Power Cable that can be operated as an 8 way, 4 way or 2 way joystick. It is compatible with most arcade machines and connects to 12 volts to illuminate the Joystick. It features 12 long life LEDS at the base of the shaft for a bright blue illumination effect.

Plastic clear rectangular button cover 40.0mm x 8.0mm x 23.0mm.

Plastic clear blue rectangular lamp cover 40.0mm x 8.0mm x 23.0mm.

Plastic clear green rectangular button cover 40mm x 8mm x 23mm.

Replacement 28mm nut for dummy buttons.

Dummy 28mm buttons for arcade machines. Made from hard plastic, these buttons are used to cover holes in cabinets or replace push buttons.

Metal nut for pinball flipper push buttons.

A Mini Arcade Push Button with a inbuilt microswitch.

A arcade pushbutton designed for changing the player view perspective in a driving race(but can be used for any purpose). A Globe is inserted into the button to illuminate it.

An illuminated blue 1 player push button with microswitch and LED that connects to 12 volts to illuminate the button for arcade machines. Made with high quality, heat resistant plastic, it features a long shaft designed for mounting in metal or wooden control panels.

A clear illuminated 1 player push button with Microswitch and White LED that connects to 12 volts to illuminate the button for arcade machines. Made with high quality, heat resistant plastic, it features a long shaft designed for mounting in metal or wooden control panels.

An illuminated blue 2 player push button with microswitch and Blue LED that connects to 12 volts to illuminate the button for arcade machines.

A clear illuminated 2 player push button with Microswitch and White LED that connects to 12 volts to illuminate the button for arcade machines. Made with high quality, heat resistant plastic, it features a long shaft designed for mounting in metal or wooden control panels.

A 6 piece kit that forms a push button for an arcade/gaming machine. The completed button has a hollow centre for the lamp to be inserted (lamp is included).

A arcade pushbutton for any standard arcade cabinet.

A replacement pinball flipper pushbutton. Connects into the pinball securely with metal nut.

A arcade pushbutton for any standard arcade cabinet with a short control panel.

Replacement light globes for arcade pushbuttons that need to be illuminated. The pushbuttons that use these globes, generally have a transparent top and are hollow.

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).

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).

Sanwa snap-in OBSF-24 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).

Sanwa snap-in OBSF-24 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).

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).

This Service button is the same as the one used in the Vewlix Arcade Machine. Easily identifiable by it's green color, the service button is used to put the machine into service mode.

This Test button is the same as the one used in the Vewlix Arcade Machine. Easily identifiable by it's red colour, the test button is used to put the machine into test mode.