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tristan:
heh:

Our company owns abundant science and technical power and advanced production technology, and has introduced advanced technologies and production equipments from abroad.

http://www.made-in-china.com/products/show/premium/DAwMTY4MTcyN/zAwMDIwMTMxM/3/Electrical_Electronics_Switch_Pushbutton_Switch_(SDL-001).html

elvis:
I should say that the site linked is VERY broad.  There's a lot of non-arcade and industrial stuff there, so don't be surprised if you search for "pushbuttons" and get some weird looking stuff. :)

Ninja Supremacist:
Found these "imitation" parts. :)

Had to do some searching but it that difficult.

Level42:
Mmmm, take a look at my first fault in getting arcade controls:

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=41573.0

Of couse this is only one example. As I already indicate in that thread, there is plenty decent quality stuff coming from Asia...but I would stick to the "brands". Suzo, Happ etc.. Think about it: these companies have served the arcade industry for years and years. Operators want things to last, a broken machine=no money. They don't carry rubbish. And yes, it does make a better game to not be irritated by clumsy controls....it's worth the money IMHO.

Ninja Supremacist:
So this experience happened only a few weeks ago?  That is a valuable cautionary tale.  I wonder though... is it more the fault of a dirtbag eBayer rather than the Chinese manufacturer?  Or are you pretty sure it's the manufacturer?  Granted, the enclosed leaf switch is a bit suspicious.

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