Speaker Dust Cap 14mm
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Description
Exposed speaker voice coils attract dust and metal particles until they grind themselves to death. This replacement dust cap seals the center of a 50mm driver without adding enough mass to ruin the high-frequency response.
- Footprint: 14mm diameter base to perfectly match standard 50mm driver coils.
- Profile: 4mm spherical dome for rigidity.
- Mass: 0.3mm shell thickness, designed to print as a single perimeter.
- Mounting: Sliced flat at the absolute bottom zero to provide a clean, continuous rim for CA glue or rubber cement.
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