HUDY 126345 .063in Hex Key 120mm (1/16) — Allen Wrench for RC Models  [HSP-126345]

HUDY 126345 Limited Edition - Allen Wrench .063 x 120mm (1/16)
Price:
£18.36
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-126345
Condition:
Brand New
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Tool for 1/16 scale chassis assembly

The HUDY 126345 Allen wrench is presented as a specialist tool for 1/16 scale model building and maintenance. Marked .063 x 120mm (1/16), the specification denotes the hex width and shaft length, providing the reach and control needed for delicate chassis components.

It is useful for tightening and loosening small hex fasteners found on chassis plates, shock mounts and steering linkages where a longer reach can simplify access. The description positions the tool as an RC hobby accessory rather than equipment for full-size vehicles.

To avoid rounding screw recesses, ensure full seating of the key and apply measured torque. The 120mm shaft length assists in accessing recessed or awkwardly placed screws during both workshop assembly and trackside adjustments.

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

For UK hobbyists tuning and maintaining 1/16 scale models, the HUDY 126345 is a clear, size-specific hex key to support precise assembly and adjustment work.
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 hex tip under repeated use?

Durability depends on usage and material; inspect the tip regularly for rounding and replace if wear affects secure engagement with small screws.

What precautions help ensure correct fitment on tiny hex heads?

Confirm the screw recess matches the .063 profile, seat the key fully, and maintain alignment to prevent slippage and damage to the fastener.

Are there alternative sizes I should keep in my toolkit?

A small set covering adjacent hex sizes is useful for model work, as some components use slightly different profiles; keeping a selection reduces the risk of using an incorrect fit.

How should I store this wrench to preserve its tip?

Store in a dry, protected case or organiser to avoid tip damage and contamination; clean the shaft and tip after use to maintain a reliable fit.

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