Name: Kailh Keycap Puller
Brand: Tech Toppers
Price: 7.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

£7.95

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The Kailh Keycap Puller is a high-quality tool designed for safely and efficiently removing keycaps from mechanical keyboards. Featuring a sturdy wire loop and an ergonomic handle, this tool allows you to pull off keycaps without damaging them or scratching your board. Whether you're deep cleaning, swapping keycaps, or building a custom layout, the Kailh Keycap Puller is a must-have for any mechanical keyboard setup.

Official Kailh tool for mechanical keyboard keycap removal

Wire loop design for safe and easy cap removal

Ergonomic plastic handle for comfortable grip

Durable construction for long-term use

Compact size for portability and easy storage

Brand: Kailh

Tool Type: Keycap Puller

Material: Wire steel loop and ABS plastic handle

Compatibility: MX-style keycaps on mechanical keyboards

Dimensions: Approx. 12cm in length

Weight: ~15g

SHIPPING METHODS

We offer the following shipping options for UK customers:

Standard Shipping (Royal Mail 48 Tracked) – £ 3.95 or FREE on orders over £50
Express Shipping (Royal Mail 24 Tracked) – £4.95

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

Europe (International Standard/Tracked) Cost is based on product weight; calculated at checkout.
International (excluding Europe) (International Standard/Tracked) Cost is based on product weight; calculated at checkout,

Orders shipped using International Standard do not include tracking, and we are unable to provide updates once the package has been dispatched. For peace of mind and reliable delivery updates, we highly recommend selecting International Tracked at checkout.

Q: Is this tool safe for custom or artisan keycaps?

A: Yes, the wire design reduces the risk of scratching or cracking keycaps during removal.

Q: What types of keyboards is this compatible with?

A: It works with all mechanical keyboards that use standard MX-style switches.

Q: Can I use this tool for low-profile or membrane keyboards?

A: It’s best suited for mechanical keyboards. It may not be compatible with membrane or low-profile switches.