Kyosho 1-S13018H Button Head Hex Screw M3x18 10pcs  [KY-1-S13018H]

Kyosho 1-S13018H - Button Screw(Hex/M3x18/10pcs)
Price:
NZD$9.53
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-1-S13018H
Condition:
Brand New
Quantity Discount
Unit Price You Save
2 $7.21 each $4.66 or 24%
3+ $6.48 each $9.15 or 32%
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Compact Hex Screws for RC Repairs

When you work on RC kits or RTR cars, having reliable fasteners makes routine maintenance quicker. The Kyosho 1-S13018H pack contains ten M3x18 hex button screws, suitable for a variety of mounting points on model vehicles. These screws give a neat, low-profile finish while holding components firmly in place.

What the Hex Button Design Delivers

The button head and hex drive combination provides snag-resistant clearance under bodies and easy access with a hex driver. The M3x18 length is versatile for securing electronics mounts, shock towers, and body posts in many hobby models. Precision machining helps maintain consistent thread engagement and fit.

Tips for Installation and Longevity

Drive screws straight and avoid over-torquing to protect the head and mating threads. If you remove screws frequently, consider keeping spares and tracking torque settings to prevent wear. A small selection of sizes in your toolbox will cover most common fixes.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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.

Which parts of an RC car commonly use M3x18 screws?

M3x18 screws are often used for body mounts, servo brackets, light mounts and some chassis braces depending on the model layout.

Are these screws plain steel or plated?

They are standard hobby fasteners suitable for indoor and dry use; check oxidation after exposure to damp conditions and replace if corrosion appears.

Can I use thread locker with these screws?

Light thread locker can be applied for vibration-prone areas, but avoid heavy compounds on small screws where frequent removal is required.

What is the best way to store spare screws?

Keep them in a labelled small parts tray or screw organiser to prevent mix-ups and to have them accessible during trackside repairs.

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