Servo Mounting Screw Assortment with Nylon Washers Plus "ProHold" Ball Driver

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Piece Servo Mounting Screw Assortment at one
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All the popular size Servo Mounting Screws (Socket Head/Washer Head) takes a 5/64" Hex wrench (Allen wrench) or Ball driver. This is the screw with a million uses. Not just for servo mounting!
Kit includes 100 pieces of 2x5/16, 2x7/16, 100pcs 2x9/16 and 50 pieces each of 3x7/16, 3x5/8,  Plus we have included
50 pieces each of our #2 and #4 Nylon Washers. These washers are very good for cushioning the pressure on plastic and fiberglass cowls, canopies, etc. Also spreads the load over a larger surface and helps reduce damage to these parts. Outside diameter of these washers is 1/4"
Total pieces = 424
This screw has become a widely used fastener in model building. It really does have a million uses!  You can mount your servos, but also great for canopies, cowls, hatches, landing gear straps and much  more. It has a self-contained washer that completely covers the servo grommets and acts as a normal  washer on other applications. It has a deep non-slip socket head that takes a 5/64 hex (Allen wrench) or Ball Driver (included).
Both the #2x7/16" and the #2x9/16" work well for most servo applications. We also carry the #3's when a slightly larger screw is needed. The #3's will fit standard servo grommets and are often used with today's more powerful servos or just added security with standard servos. They are also great for many other tasks, such as landing gear straps, etc.
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ProHold Ball Driver...the best ball driver available anywhere at any price!:
It's really a pleasure to work with the included ball driver;  the very latest in Balldriver technology, "THE PROHOLD(tm) BUTTON". They lock in place for a true non-slip application.
And, you can put the screw on the Balldriver first, and then place it where it goes!
This is a major improvement over the "old style".