120mm Allen Key .093 (3/32') Black Golden - Arrowmax AM-410293-BG  [AM-410293-BG]

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Arrowmax
Model:
AM-410293-BG
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Compact 120mm hex key for model work

This Arrowmax AM-410293-BG Allen key is made for RC-scale hex fasteners, sized .093 (3/32') and fitted with a 120mm shaft and Black Golden surface. The slim profile and shaft length are aimed at getting into recessed screw positions on servos, motor mounts and suspension linkages without needing extensions.

The tool assists with precise tightening when assembling or making small setup changes. With a 120mm reach, you can access tucked-in chassis screws while maintaining comfortable torque control for fine adjustments at the bench.

Always confirm the .093 (3/32') tip fits the screw before applying full torque to avoid deforming the head. For sensitive parts, perform incremental tightening and inspect thread engagement to protect both fastener and component.

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

A straightforward workshop tool, the AM-410293-BG pairs reach with an accurately measured tip for dependable adjustments and routine RC maintenance.

Will this key fit typical servo screws?

Many servo screws use a 3/32" hex; the .093 tip should fit standard small RC screws, but always check on an inconspicuous fastener before full use.

Is the finish durable for workshop use?

The Black Golden finish offers surface protection for general handling and reduces visible wear, though heavy abuse or impact will still mark the tool over time.

Can I reach recessed screws in tight chassis areas?

The 120mm shaft is intended to reach deep-set fasteners; it brings the tip into tight spaces while still letting you apply controlled manual torque.

How to maintain the tip for accuracy?

Keep the tip clean and avoid striking it; if the tip shows wear, replace the tool to prevent poor fit and possible damage to screw heads.

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