HUDY 113049 Allen Wrench 3.0 x 120mm - Precision Tool  [HSP-113049]

HUDY 113049 - HUDY PT ALLEN WRENCH + REPL. TIP 3.0 x 120 MM
Price:
AUD$26.61
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-113049
Condition:
Brand New
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Workshop Hex Key for RC Builds: HUDY 113049 Allen Wrench

The HUDY 113049 from the profiTOOLS lineup is designed for builders and racers who need repeatable accuracy. It targets metric fasteners with a 3.0mm tip and a 120mm shaft to balance reach and control during assembly or setup.

Construction and Handling

The tip is formed from HUDY Spring Steel to deliver a snug fit and strong torque, helping to prevent damage to screws and the tool. The handle is shaped for comfort during longer builds and the machined aluminium hubs permit easy tip replacement for different jobs.

Where It Fits in Your Kit

This Allen wrench is ideal for installing chassis hardware, tweaking linkages, and other fine adjustments. It is primarily for metric hardware but works with many inch fasteners, making it suitable for both track and trail rigs.
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.

How durable is the 3.0mm tip on the HUDY 113049?

The HUDY Spring Steel tip is hardened for extended life and consistent hex engagement under normal hobby use.

Can I swap tips quickly during a race meeting?

Yes, the machined aluminium hubs make it straightforward to change tips so you can adapt to different fasteners between runs.

Is this wrench suitable for 1/10 scale touring cars?

Absolutely, its length and tip size are well suited to common 1/10 scale tasks like suspension and chassis assembly.

Any tips to avoid rounding bolts?

Use the correct tip size, ensure full seating before applying torque, and avoid excessive force when threads bind to protect both screw heads and the tool.

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