HUDY 170045 Precision 4.5 mm Socket Driver Workshop Edition  [HSP-170045]

HUDY 170045 - Socket Driver 4.5 mm
Price:
CAD$37.73
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-170045
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Workshop-grade accuracy with the HUDY 4.5mm socket driver

For RC hobbyists who demand exact fits and steady performance, the HUDY 170045 Socket Driver delivers. Built with attention to detail and robust construction, the 4.5mm tip and 100mm length give a good balance of reach and control for routine maintenance.

Comfortable hollow duraluminum handle

The HUDY driver uses a hollow duraluminum handle with a non-slip finish to improve grip during tuning and repairs. Grooved markings on the handle make it quick to identify sizes while working on multiple models.

Precision CAD tips for reduced wear

Each tip is CAD-designed to seat cleanly on fasteners, reducing the chance of cam-out. The tips are formed from HUDY's Spring Steel to keep shape and torsion strength over many service sessions.

Identification and compatibility options

Colour-coded plastic caps can be fitted to speed tool selection at the bench. The HUDY range includes both metric and imperial drivers to match common RC fasteners.
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.

What materials are used in the HUDY 170045 driver?

The HUDY 170045 combines a hollow duraluminum handle for low weight and a tip made from HUDY's Spring Steel for long term durability and accurate fit.

Will the 4.5mm tip work on small-scale fasteners?

The 4.5mm tip is intended for specific fasteners commonly used on many RC kits; check your model fastener sizes before use.

How do I keep the tip from wearing out?

Use correct torque, avoid slipping on rounded heads, and store tips with caps to reduce corrosion and damage. Replacing tips is straightforward if they show wear.

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