Arrowmax AM-640007 M3x16 Titanium Countersunk Screw Pack  [AM-640007]

Arrowmax AM-640007 64 Titanium Screw Allen Countersunk M3x16 (5)
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Arrowmax
Model:
AM-640007
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Engineered Titanium Fixings for RC

RC enthusiasts looking to tighten up their builds will appreciate the Arrowmax AM-640007 Titanium Countersunk Screw Set. Manufactured from 64-grade titanium, these M3x16 fasteners provide a strong but light option for securing body mounts, shock towers and chassis plates.

Why Fit Titanium Fasteners

Compared with heavier alternatives, titanium offers an excellent strength to weight ratio and strong corrosion resistance. These traits help maintain reliable thread engagement under repeated use and reduce wear on mating parts.

Flush Countersunk Design

The countersunk head on the Arrowmax AM-640007 allows screws to sit level with body or panel surfaces, creating a clean finish and reducing the risk of catch points. This is handy on both punt and racetrack setups where tidy aerodynamics matter.

Can I use these screws on aluminium parts?

Yes, but when fastening into aluminium you should check thread length and consider using a threadlocker suited to dissimilar metals to avoid seizure or fretting.

How do these compare to stainless screws?

Titanium is lighter than stainless while offering similar corrosion resistance and good fatigue performance, making it preferred where weight saving matters.

Are replacements available individually?

Availability varies by seller; check parts lists or contact your supplier for single screw purchases if you only need a replacement.

Do these screws need special care when installing?

Avoid over-tightening and use the correct driver size. Titanium can strip if driven with the wrong tool or excessive torque.

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