HUDY 112540 2.5mm Replaceable Tip Allen Key - Pro Grade  [HSP-112540]

HUDY 112540 - ALLEN WRENCH + REPL. TIP 2.5 x 120 MM
Price:
NZD$32.00
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-112540
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Workshop Precision for Model Builders

The HUDY 112540 Allen Key is made to deliver precise torque on small RC fasteners. It features a 2.5mm tip and 120mm reach, while the replaceable tip is manufactured from HUDY Spring Steel to resist deformation and extend service life.

Comfortable Grip and Fast Identification

A lightweight hollow duraluminum handle reduces fatigue during long tuning sessions and the diamond-pattern surface improves grip. Handle grooves correspond to tip sizes for fast recognition, and optional coloured caps are available to speed up selection in a crowded tool roll.

Designed for Reliable Fit

CAD-driven design ensures the HUDY 112540 mates cleanly with hex fasteners, minimising wear to both tool and screw. Made from quality materials, this tool is suited to regular workshop use and competition paddocks.
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 components typically use a 2.5mm hex?

A 2.5mm hex is common on linkages, some suspension mounts and small chassis fastenings across many RC models.

Can I swap tips from other HUDY tools?

Tips produced for HUDY replaceable-tip tools share the same retention concept, but verify compatibility by matching tip type and retention size first.

Is the handle durable for field use?

Yes, the hollow duraluminum handle balances light weight with robustness for pit and track use, while the diamond grip helps when hands are greasy.

How do I spot a worn tip?

Look for rounding of the hex edges or a loose fit in fasteners; if either appears, replace the tip to protect both screw and tool.

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