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TTC releases the high-speed rail-type structural shaft, which is more stable, smoother and more transparent

TTC recently released a high-speed rail-style structural switch, and launched two key switches, the Venus switch and the Neptune switch, for the first time.

According to the official, this brand-new shaft was built by TTC over a year ago, and it is more stable, smoother, and more transparent. The shaft body also adopts the cultural shape design of the Chinese square and circle pattern, which has a full national style and Han charm.

The shaft body adopts the original integrated shaft cover with long shaft and track. The slider of the shaft core penetrates to the upper cover of the shaft and always slides in the long track of the shaft cover. The long track is seamlessly connected throughout the whole process, which can be extended from 5.2mm to 6.0mm , the shaft core slider runs through to the top of the shaft cover to improve its contact stability and make the shaft body smoother.

In addition, the high-speed rail-style structural axis series products will be named after the eight planets in the solar system. The first two models, the Venus axis and the Neptune axis, use a transparent base with transparent buttons, and TTC's unique condenser structure to concentrate and guide light. In addition, the shaft bullet also adopts anti-oxidation and anti-blackening coating silver plating process to meet the durability problem of customized DIY players.

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