Takashima D-13 Torx T7 120-Degree Grade 12.9 hardened Carbon Steel Screw set for AXON TC10/4 RC MAKER SP1/SP1-F Optimized for high-speed touring car
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Takashima D 13 Torx T7 120 Degree Grade 12.9 hardened Carbon Steel Screw set for AXON TC10 4 RC MAKER SP1 SP1 F Optimized for high speed touring car Optimized for high speed touring car racing with advanced airflow design The standard 1 4" size drive make them fit basically any power drill or screwdriver and increase your speed of wrenching making it much more ergonomic and efficient for both manual work and automated assembly Feature Hex (Allen) Torx (Star) Contact Type Point Contact (High Wear) Surface Contact (Stable) Torque Capacity Moderate Very High Risk of Stripping Higher Very Low User Effort Requires pushing to stay seated Self seating
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