Arrowmax AM-410293-BG Precision Hex Allen Wrench .093 (3/32') 120mm Black Golden for RC  [AM-410293-BG]

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AM-410293-BG
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Precision hex key engineered for RC maintenance

This Arrowmax AM-410293-BG Allen wrench is an RC-sized hex driver at .093 (3/32') with a 120mm shaft and a Black Golden finish, formed as a hand tool for routine maintenance and setup. The length and slim profile allow access to recessed hex screws found on servos, motor mounts and suspension parts without extra adapters.

The wrench helps with accurate tightening during builds or when making fine tuning adjustments. With a 120mm shaft, it reaches confined chassis areas while still permitting precise torque control by hand, useful for both bench and pit-side work.

Confirm the .093 (3/32') tip matches the screw head before applying full torque to avoid rounding the head. For delicate fixtures, apply torque in small increments and verify thread engagement to protect components and fasteners.

Specifications

  • Item: Allen wrench .093 (3/32') x 120mm
  • Material: Black Golden finish
  • Model Number: AM-410293-BG
  • Compatibility: Allen wrench / Hex Driver tools for RC models

An uncomplicated and dependable hand tool, the AM-410293-BG provides reach and a precisely sized tip for steady adjustments and general RC repair tasks.

The tip is .093 (3/32'), which corresponds to a common imperial hex size used on many small RC screws; check the screw before committing to torque.
The finish resists light wear from handling and storage; however, like all tools, it will show marks with heavy use. Regular care preserves appearance and function.
Yes, the 120mm shaft is designed to reach recessed screws commonly found on servos and other compact assemblies while keeping the tip engaged for controlled turning.
Ensure full seating of the tip, use steady, moderate force and avoid levering. If a screw resists, back off and inspect for cross-threading rather than forcing the tool.

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