Allen Wrench for 1/16 Scale Chassis .063 x 120mm — HUDY 126345  [HSP-126345]

HUDY 126345 Limited Edition - Allen Wrench .063 x 120mm (1/16)
Price:
AUD$34.38
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-126345
Condition:
Brand New
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1/16 scale long-shaft Allen wrench

This HUDY 126345 Allen wrench is specified for 1/16 scale RC model work, with the stamped size .063 x 120mm (1/16) indicating the hex width and shaft reach. The design supports tasks requiring extra reach or fine control around small chassis parts.

Common applications include securing and removing hex fasteners on chassis plates, shock towers and steering linkages where a longer shaft improves access. The tool is presented as a model hobby accessory, defined by size and intended use rather than any road vehicle application.

To reduce the chance of rounding fastener recesses, make sure the key engages fully and use steady torque. The 120mm length offers better access for tight mounting locations frequently encountered during field setup and repairs.

Specifications

  • Item: Allen Wrench .063 x 120mm (1/16)
  • Model Number: HUDY 126345
  • Size: .063 inch hex, 120mm length
  • Material: Not specified
  • Compatibility: 1/16 scale RC models

Model builders working with 1/16 scale rigs will find the HUDY 126345 a simple, size-specific tool that eases chassis assembly and quick trackside tweaks.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Will the .063 hex fit common 1/16 scale suspension bolts?

Yes. The .063 hex is intended for the small hex screws commonly used on many 1/16 scale suspension and steering components.

Is the 120mm shaft handy for trackside repairs?

The extended shaft is designed to reach recessed fasteners and simplify repairs and setup work when space is limited at the track.

Can this tool be used with socket adapters or drivers?

It is a manual hex key sized for hand use; compatibility with adapters depends on matching dimensions and secure mounting, but it is primarily intended for direct hand-driven use on model hardware.

How should I apply torque without damaging screws?

Use a controlled, steady force and ensure the key is straight in the screw recess. Avoid sudden jerks and check for wear on the tip to prevent damage to small hex heads.

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