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Energy Card

Energy Card is a stonewashed stainless-steel mechanical slider by GAO STUDIO, with twin curved tracks, magnetic locking and endpoint attraction. One complete configuration is documented, at approximately 92 g.

Maintained by TRB Creation · Page prepared 2026-10-13 · Based on 1 documented configuration records in this guide

Family facts
Brand GAO STUDIO
Type Mechanical slider
Feedback Mechanical detents; magnetic locking and endpoint attraction
First release year 2025 (documented 28 September)
Mechanism detail Twin curved tracks; PTFE lubrication pads
Guide scope One stonewashed stainless-steel configuration
Documented steel configuration and magnetic roles

Energy Card is a stonewashed stainless-steel mechanical slider by GAO STUDIO, with twin curved tracks, magnetic locking and endpoint attraction. One complete configuration is documented, at approximately 92 g.

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Editions & configurations

1 complete-configuration records

The documented complete configuration is stonewashed stainless steel; weight and size retain the announcement's approximate scope.

Names identify documented complete configurations. Material differences and browse groups do not establish official sub-series; components and included items are listed separately.

Table dates refer to the documentation, not necessarily the release. Confirmed release and quantity information appears in each record.

Documented complete configurationBrowse group1 configuration recordsBrowse the explicitly documented current product.
Energy Card in stonewashed stainless steel; screenshot from the maker source.
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Complete configuration

Stainless steel | stonewashed

Documented complete configuration

Stonewashed stainless shell, approximately 92 g; twin curved tracks with magnetic locking and endpoint attraction.

2025-09-27Details ↗

Stonewashed stainless shell, approximately 92 g; twin curved tracks with magnetic locking and endpoint attraction.

01

Slide the two parts and feel the endpoint attraction

The primary mechanism is classified as a mechanical detent slider. Current maker posters add twin curved tracks, internal magnetic structure and endpoint attraction. These documented magnetic roles supplement the mechanical action. The schematic shows relative sideways movement without measured travel, detent count or force.

Hold the two parts

Shows relative movement and endpoint locking only; curved-track geometry, travel, tooth count and force are not reproduced to scale.

  1. Hold the two parts
  2. Shift them sideways
  3. Move toward the endpoint lock
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Energy Card in stonewashed stainless steel; screenshot from the maker source.
02

One documented stainless-steel configuration

The current complete product is a stonewashed stainless-steel body, approximately 92 g. Length of approximately 40 mm and width of approximately 30 mm are model references; thickness is unstated. Historical development items and samples do not establish another complete retail configuration.

03

Check cord compatibility separately from supplied parts

The maker describes a removable screw and support for 3–4 mm pre-braided paracord, phone straps or clasps. PTFE pads are a structural detail, without proof of supplied spares. Included cords, tools, plates, the complete box list and separate-purchase options remain unconfirmed.

04

Start with the sliding structure, then clarify carry accessories

The established choice is the approximately 92 g stonewashed steel configuration, twin-track sideways action and endpoint locking. For cord carry, clarify your cord and fitting method, then verify included parts. NFC appears as an early design goal without explicit confirmation for the final new structure.

Individual records

Stainless steel | stonewashed

Complete-configuration record

Stainless steel | stonewashed

Stonewashed stainless shell, approximately 92 g; twin curved tracks with magnetic locking and endpoint attraction.

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Energy Card in stonewashed stainless steel; screenshot from the maker source.
Edition size / quantity scope
Not confirmed in the reviewed sources
Weight
Approximately 92 g in the announcement; a reference, not a weighing of this individual piece.
Dimensions
Approximate model references: length 40 mm, width 30 mm; thickness not stated.
Materials & parts
Stainless-steel shell with PTFE lubrication pads; remaining internal materials are not itemised.
Finishes & parts
Stonewashing on the shell; plate and internal-part finishes are not itemised.

Configuration details

DESIGN THROUGH TIME

One family, changing constructions

The documented complete-product launch; video and full-history acceptance remain open.

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    Stonewashed stainless-steel product launched

    The launch announcement names the body material and approximate weight, length and width.

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The documented complete configuration is stonewashed stainless steel; weight and size retain the announcement's approximate scope.

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Energy Card in stonewashed stainless steel; screenshot from the maker source.

Stainless steel | stonewashed

Weight
Approximately 92 g in the announcement; a reference, not a weighing of this individual piece.
Dimensions
Approximate model references: length 40 mm, width 30 mm; thickness not stated.
Materials & parts
Stainless-steel shell with PTFE lubrication pads; remaining internal materials are not itemised.
Finishes & parts
Stonewashing on the shell; plate and internal-part finishes are not itemised.
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