HUDY 127840 Allen Wrench with Replacement Tip 5/64 Inch V2 - Benchside Favourite  [HSP-127840]

HUDY 127840 - ALLEN WRENCH + REPL. TIP .078 x 120 MM (5/64 INCH) - V2
Price:
AUD$32.36
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-127840
Condition:
Brand New
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Bench-grade Allen wrench built for model work

The HUDY 127840 Allen Wrench is aimed at serious RC builders who need a precise, reliable hex tool. It uses a .078-inch (5/64 inch) tip and a 120mm shaft length to access confined screws and delicate linkage points.

Solid tip performance and wear resistance

The CAD-formed tip and HUDY Spring Steel deliver strong torsion resistance and minimise tip wear, so you get repeatable engagement and less slippage when tweaking setups.

Ergonomics that suit long sessions

The handle is machined from lightweight duraluminum and finished with an anti-slip texture. Grooves on the handle help you pick the correct size quickly when moving between tasks.

Complements a complete HUDY toolkit

HUDY produces a wide selection of drivers and sockets in both inch and metric sizes, all following the same quality principles so you can maintain a coherent toolset for cars, trucks and buggies.
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.

Is HUDY Spring Steel better than standard tool steel?

HUDY Spring Steel is selected for its balance of toughness and flexibility, reducing the chance of tip breakage and preserving shape under twisting loads common in RC maintenance.

Do the V2 handles need special caps?

Yes, the V2 tools have a slimmer handle diameter and require the specific colour-coded caps designed to fit that size. Caps are optional and sold separately.

What care extends the life of the tip?

Avoid excessive torque, keep contacts clean, and inspect tips regularly. Replacing a worn tip is preferable to forcing a rounded head and risking damage to screws.

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