If the first word matches, the parts fit.
Mini parts fit Mini. Delta parts fit Delta. Echo parts fit Echo. The rest of the name describes the shape and the build, and never changes what fits.
Reading a name
Family, then shape, then Pro
Echo Appa Pro Tile reads as: takes Echo parts, Appa body shape, reinforced threads. Not every name has all three words.
| Word | Where you'll see it | What it means | Changes fit? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tile | Every slider | Our name for a slider. On its own, the classic straight-sided shape. | No |
| Ergo | Delta, Echo | Ergonomic shape with finger grooves and rounded edges. | No |
| Appa | Delta, Echo | Deep carved shape that feels like a worry stone. | No |
| V2 | Mini | Second generation Mini with a swappable cassette and magnets. | See Mini below |
| Ripple | Mini V2 | Carved raindrop wave on the top face. | No |
| Pro | Any family | Metal thread plate added to a non-metal body. | No |
What fits what
Parts by family
Every slider in a family shares the same slide plates and magnet cassettes. Drawings are at the same scale.
Mini family
Shop MiniDelta family
Shop DeltaEcho family
Shop EchoShared across every family
Screws are the same M2 Torx T6 on every current slider. Delta and Echo also share the same magnet layout, so any of the five magnet configurations works in either one.
Own an original Tile?
Our first sliders, the Tile Gen 1 and Gen 2, are built on the original Standard platform and use Standard plates and cassettes. Reach out and we'll help you find parts.
Easy mix-ups
Similar on the outside, different inside
Echo Ergo vs. Delta Tile
They are nearly the same size, but Echo Ergo is an Echo. It takes Echo plates and Echo cassettes, not Delta parts.
Delta Appa vs. Echo Appa
Same shape, two sizes, two platforms. Each takes the plates and cassettes of its own family.
Delta Ergo vs. Echo Ergo
A similar feel in hand. Check the first word of your product name before ordering plates.
Mini vs. Mini V2
Same footprint. V2 added the swappable cassette system, so cassettes are a V2 part.
Not sure which one is yours? The product name on your order confirmation is the quickest way to check.
What Pro means
Pro = reinforced threads
A Pro slider has a metal thread plate set into the body. It's used on non-metal materials such as Richlite, G10, carbon fiber, Micarta, and other composites, so you can swap plates and re-tune as often as you like without wearing out the threads.
- Pro doesn't change fit. Echo Ergo and Echo Ergo Pro both use Echo plates and Echo cassettes.
- Metal sliders don't need it. Aluminum and titanium bodies already have metal threads, so you won't see Pro in their names.
- Snug is enough. When you run metal slide plates on a Pro slider, don't overtighten the screws.
Shop parts
Four steps to the right part
- Find your family. It's the first word of your slider's name: Mini, Delta, or Echo.
- Ignore the shape. Tile, Ergo, and Appa all take the same parts within a family.
- Ignore Pro. It adds stronger threads and nothing else.
- Order plates and cassettes for that family. Mix and match freely inside it.
Send us the product name you own (or a screenshot of your order) and the part you'd like to buy. We'll confirm the fit before you order.