Yokomo ZC-TP3510 M 3.5x10 Tapping Screws — Hex Socket Self-Tapping for RC Models  [ZC-TP3510]

Yokomo ZC-TP3510 M 3.5x10 Tapping Screws
Price:
USD$1.50
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
ZC-TP3510
GTIN:
3888
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Tapping screws for RC chassis

This is an RC-scale hex socket tapping screw specified as M 3.5x10, intended for general replacement and maintenance of model components where a self-tapping fastener is required. The part is useful when original fasteners are stripped, lost, or when a stronger thread engagement is needed in plastics and thin alloy parts commonly found in model assemblies.

Installation is straightforward: start by aligning the parts, drive the screw with an appropriate hex driver, and avoid overtightening to prevent thread damage in softer materials. Because these are self-tapping screws, they form their own mating thread when driven into compatible substrates, so pre-drilling is usually unnecessary on typical RC plastic parts but may be recommended for very hard materials.

In tuning and maintenance work, these screws serve a practical role: they secure chassis plates, electronics brackets, servo mounts, and body posts where a compact, hex-drive fastening is preferred. Treat the component as an RC accessory and select torque carefully to balance hold and part longevity.

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.
Use a hex driver that fits the screw head snugly to avoid cam-out, typically the driver size that matches the socket profile of the part.
They are designed as self-tapping fasteners for plastics and thin alloys; for thick or hardened metal, use a dedicated machine screw and tapped hole instead.
Tighten gradually, stop when resistance increases, and back off if the material deforms; using a driver with good fit and controlled torque helps prevent stripping.

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