1/32 Mini 4WD Precision M2 x 6 Socket Button Screw (Red) M4WD-19/RE technical spare by 3Racing  [M4WD-19/RE]

Price:
USD$2.50
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-19/RE
Condition:
Brand New
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Red M2 x 6 socket button screw - technical maintenance notes

A red M2 x 6 socket button screw supplied as a service spare for 1/32 Mini 4WD models. It is intended for use at common body and chassis mounting points that specify M2 thread engagement with a 6 mm length.

This technical note emphasises correct fit, thread inspection, and practical handling rather than any mechanical upgrade. Collectors and competitive tuners often use coloured fasteners to identify revision states, manage parts inventory, or preserve period-correct appearance. The red finish provides an immediate visual reference at the workbench.

Installation procedure: use a correctly sized M2 hex (Allen) driver to avoid socket rounding. Verify thread condition on both screw and mating component and hand-start threads to ensure proper engagement. Do not force misaligned screws to prevent damage to plastic posts or metal inserts.

Confirm head profile and overall length before use in confined areas such as roller mounts or under low-clearance bodywork. This item is described as a single spare; check the supplier for pack options.

Measure post diameter and available head clearance, then confirm that the M2 thread profile and 6 mm length will allow full engagement without protruding into moving parts.
Use a precision M2 Allen driver with controlled torque and steady axial pressure. Avoid angled insertion and back off if resistance indicates cross-threading.
The colouring is intended for identification. If material grade, plating, or treatment is critical for your application, request those specifications from the supplier.
Appropriate for non-load-bearing mounting points and aesthetic restorations. For high load or bearing interfaces consult component dimensions and consider using purpose-made fasteners.
Visually check for burrs, corrosion, or stripped threads. Run the screw into a matching nut or test post by hand to confirm smooth engagement before final installation.
Avoid over-torquing, use low torque settings where possible, and consider using thread lockers rated for plastics only if the application requires it and the material is compatible.