HUDY 163540 Tough 3.5mm Phillips Screwdriver 120mm Tip  [HSP-163540]

HUDY 163540 - PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER 3.5 x 120 MM / 18MM
Price:
AUD$33.11
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-163540
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Rugged Precision from HUDY 163540

Designed for hands-on RC work, the HUDY 163540 combines a 3.5mm Phillips tip with a 120mm shaft to reach tight bolts and chassis areas. The non-slip duraluminum handle with diamond texture provides a firm hold when you need torque and feel.

Stable Tip for Reliable Fastening

The CAD-formed tip seats securely in screw heads to reduce stripping. Constructed from HUDY Spring Steel, the tip resists twisting and keeps its profile even after heavy workshop use, making it dependable for repeated installations.

Fast Size Recognition

Use the optional colour caps to mark sizes at a glance and rely on the handle grooves for quick selection in a busy tool tray. The lightweight build keeps your bench setup nimble without compromising control.

Quality Focused Manufacturing

Every unit is produced under strict quality control to ensure consistency and longevity. The result is a practical tool that matches the expectations of both weekend tuners and competitive drivers.
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.

Which materials are used in the HUDY 163540 build?

The shaft is fitted with a HUDY Spring Steel tip for strength, and the handle is machined from duraluminum with a textured surface for grip.

Is this screwdriver suitable for trackside repairs?

Yes, its 120mm reach and robust tip make it useful for quick adjustments and repairs at the track or in the pit area.

How do I avoid damaging screws when using this driver?

Match the tip size to the screw, apply steady axial pressure, and avoid forcing the driver on rounded heads to keep both screw and tip in good condition.

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