History of Interlocking Buttons
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Established Nihon KOHA Co., Ltd.
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Began sale of interlocking pushbuttons for vending machines.
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Developing the industry's first interlocking button. (Patent acquisition)
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It was first used in vending machines that sold beverages. Then it become the “Interlocking button” that is used today.

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Now we are able to make it a flat, illuminated electric panel.
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The button has been slenderized.
It has been a best-selling interlocking button for vending machines for a long time.
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Developed and created 3 colors (Red Blue Green) LED lump-3in1.
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It utilizes a “ renewalable from ” in which the outside case can be replaced. (Patent acquisition) By using a KOHA LED, it can display either “HOT” or “COLD” with a single button.
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Indicating “HOT” and “COLD” with red and blue housings and LEDs.
Used in vending machines for cup-served beverages.

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Achieving a low profile by separating the display units from the button.
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The button also allows for a display of “please wait/in preparation” so that changes for sale are increased,. This uses a “Pure Green” KOHA LED.
A button is expanded by universal design correspondence.
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Indicates “HOT” and “COLD” with orange and blue LEDs, which can be lit simultaneously to generate pink light.
Thus creating eye-catching illumination effects.
Uses a renewal configuration.
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Indicates “HOT” and “COLD” with orange and blue LEDs, which can be lit simultaneously to generate pink light.
Thus creating eye-catching illumination effects.
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Using KOHA-developed 45°LEDs (HL-5145).
The eye catch effect is shown by button full emission of light.
Uses a renewal configuration.
