Yokomo YOKZCF320T M3x20mm Flat-Head Titanium Hex Socket Screws - 4pcs  [YOKZCF320T]

Yokomo ZC-F320T - F.H.Socket Titanium Screws (M3x20mm)-4pcs
Price:
CAD$10.68
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKZCF320T
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M3x20mm Titanium Flat-Head Hex Fasteners

The Yokomo YOKZCF320T kit includes four F.H. (flat-head) M3x20mm titanium hex socket screws intended for use where M3 threaded fasteners are specified. These screws act as a lightweight, corrosion-resistant option for general RC hardware applications.

Design and role: the flat-head profile suits countersunk mounting locations while the hex socket drive keeps a low profile on chassis plates, brackets and mounts. Titanium lowers mass relative to many steel fasteners while preserving a strong strength-to-weight balance suitable for hobby-grade models.

Installation notes: use the correct hex driver to prevent rounding the socket, apply moderate torque to match the mating material, and verify thread engagement when fastening into aluminium or composite components. For joints exposed to vibration, consider a compatible threadlocker or lock washer according to the equipment you maintain.

  • Quantity: 4pcs
  • Thread size: M3
  • Head type: Flat-head, hex socket
  • Material: Titanium
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo 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.

What are the screw dimensions and head style in this pack?

The pack contains four M3x20mm flat-head screws with a hex socket drive, intended for countersunk M3 fittings in RC assemblies.

Can these screws be used with aluminium and composite parts?

Yes. They are suitable for aluminium and composite components that accept M3 threads, but you should reduce torque and confirm screw length and thread engagement for each mounting point.

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