KO Propo 10533 Anodised Blue Screw Kit for EX-1 KIY  [KO-10533]

KO Propo 10533 - Alminum screw Set for EX-1 KIY BLUE
Price:
NZD$33.73
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-10533
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Refined Screws Built for EX-1 KIY Control Units

The KO Propo 10533 aluminium screws are tailored to refresh the EX-1 KIY transmitter with a neat, durable upgrade. Made from high-grade aluminium and finished in blue anodise, these screws balance weight savings with endurance so your radio stays in top condition.

Lightweight Strength for Radio Gear

Aluminium fasteners give you reliable clamping with less mass than steel, which is useful when every gram counts. The anodised layer helps guard against oxidation and daily wear while keeping a professional look.

Direct Fit Installation

Specifically sized for the EX-1 KIY, the KO Propo 10533 fasteners line up with factory holes and threads for an easy swap. Standard tools are all you need to replace the original hardware and get back to running quickly.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 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.

Can I swap stock screws for KO Propo 10533 straight away?

Yes, they are made to match the EX-1 KIY's threads and lengths. Double-check head type to ensure your driver fits before removing the originals.

Will these screws alter the balance of my radio?

Any weight change is minimal since aluminium is light. You will not notice a meaningful shift in balance for normal use.

Are spare sets available if I lose a screw?

Look for replacement packs that list KO Propo 10533 or contact your supplier. Keeping a small spare set in your toolkit is recommended.

How should I tighten these screws during reassembly?

Use steady, even pressure and avoid over-tightening. If you have a torque driver, low torque settings are best to prevent thread damage.

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