Model number: TRA2548
Traxxas Countersunk Machine Screws 4x12mm (6) provide a simple, reliable way to secure body panels and small parts. Phillips drive and countersunk heads let the screws sit flush for a clean, functional finish.
Product Details
Traxxas Countersunk Machine Screws 4x12mm (6) provide a simple, reliable way to secure body panels and small parts. Phillips drive and countersunk heads let the screws sit flush for a clean, functional finish.
Needed to Complete (not included):
- Hobby knife
- Glue
- Paint and finishing tools
NOTE: Photo of completed model is for illustrative purposes only. This is a model kit that requires assembly.
More info
Traxxas Countersunk Machine Screws 4x12mm (6) are a compact set of Phillips-drive fasteners designed for flush mounting in tapped holes and thin plates. The countersunk heads let body panels and mounts sit flat while the machine screw form works well for metal-to-metal or threaded inserts common in RC assemblies.
Key Features
- Countersunk head — sits flush with the surface for tidy, low-profile mounting.
- 4x12 mm size — a common length and diameter for small chassis, body mounts, and accessory fittings.
- Phillips drive — standard screwdriver compatibility for quick installation and removal.
- Machine screw form — intended for use with tapped holes or nuts, giving secure metal-to-metal connections.
- Pack of (6) — enough for multiple small repairs or routine maintenance tasks.
Technical Specifications
- Type: Countersunk machine screw
- Size: 4x12 mm
- Head: Countersunk, Phillips drive
- Quantity: (6)
What's Included
- Countersunk machine screws, 4x12 mm — (6)
Why Choose These Screws
These screws are a straightforward choice for hobbyists who need a reliable, low-profile fastener for repairs or upgrades. The Phillips heads make them easy to work with using common tools, and the 4x12mm size fits many small RC mounting points and body fixtures.
About the Brand
Good for 2WD Bashers
These screws are for the bottom front bumper of the 2WD Traxxas models. If you bash your model like I do, these will eventually get bent or messed up, to where a phillips screwdriver wont work. I had to cut off the bumper and use pliers to yank out a couple screws. Ended up replacing with an RPM bumper. It's handy to have a few extra screws just in case.