MIP Gen 2 Ball Hex Driver Wrench 3.0mm RC Tool 9243
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The MIP Gen 2 3.0mm Ball Hex Driver Wrench is a premium precision RC hand tool designed for accessing metric hex hardware at an angle while maintaining the durability and accuracy MIP tools are known for.
Features
- Gen 2 MIP ball hex driver designed for RC assembly, tuning and maintenance
- 3.0mm metric ball end hex size suits compatible RC fasteners
- Ball end design allows easier access to screws positioned at an angle
- Precision ground using diamond wheels to reduce internal stress and tool fatigue
- Manufactured from US grade tool steel drill blanks for strength and durability
- Produced with tight tolerances for accurate screw engagement
- Laser etched size marking provides quick and clear identification
- Colour coded identification ring helps organise Gen 2 MIP tool collections
- Comfortable acetate handle designed for extended workshop use
- Handle material is resistant to hot and cold conditions
- Every tool is hand assembled for consistent quality
- Manufactured and packaged in the USA
Specifications
- Brand: MIP
- Product Type: RC ball hex driver wrench
- Series: Gen 2 Ball Hex Driver
- Driver Size: 3.0mm
- Tip Style: Ball End Hex
- Measurement Type: Metric
- Shaft Material: US grade tool steel drill blank
- Handle Material: Acetate
- Application: RC assembly, repairs and tuning
- Manufacturer Part Number: MIP-9243
- MIP Part Number: 9243
- Country of Manufacture: USA
Includes
- 1 x MIP Gen 2 3.0mm Ball End Hex Driver Wrench
FAQ
What is a ball hex driver used for? A ball hex driver allows access to compatible hex screws from an angle, making it useful when surrounding parts limit straight tool access.
Is this the handled version or Speed Tip version? This is the handled MIP Gen 2 Ball Hex Driver Wrench. The Speed Tip version is a separate interchangeable driver bit.
Can a ball hex driver replace a standard hex driver? Ball hex drivers are ideal for angled access, while standard straight hex drivers are recommended when maximum torque is required.
Important Notes
- Always use the correct hex size to prevent damage to screws and tools.
- Avoid excessive torque with ball end tools as they are designed primarily for angled access.
- Check your RC vehicle manual for required driver sizes before use.