Schrauben Screw Kits…yay or nay

[arrmigo]

Has anyone used or have any input on the Schrauben screw kits? Im looking to build up a spares kit for my new Kraton V5 6s. Cheers

 

[WoodiE]

Never heard of them @arrmigo. I normally use either Team KNK screw kits or buy in bulk from McMaster.

 

[arrmigo]

Never heard of them @arrmigo. I normally use either Team KNK screw kits or buy in bulk from McMaster.

Cheers WoodiE
They are in Germany, stumbled across them doing a google search for steel screw kits. Thanks for your input

 

[DRBNGR]

Well if its from here in Germany its possibly made of construction steel and adds a ton of weight to your rig. I didn't know that german fabricants are making screws smaler than 12mm in diameter. No seriously if they are made here they must be the best screws in the world.

 

[arrmigo]

https://rc-schrauben.de/

 

[Sandracer_NL]

Seems like a legit company with lots of positive reviews. Good that you select your RC brand and model and the option between 3 types of screw types (steel, stainless steel en and torx). They also guarantee you get 40-50% more than you need for your model. So although without personal experience I say ”Yay”.

 

[Cutlass72]

I did bought 2 set of them stainless and high strength, good stuff and 40-50 % more than you need as Sandracer_NL said. So I say Yay too.

 

[SrC]

I always felt Germany was synomous with Precision.
Give em a try. Here in the States I just use JennysRC "Take Off" hardware. I like Arrma's OE 12.9 grade hardware. Outsourced from a good well known Taiwan company.
McMaster for unique fasteners etc.

 

[DRBNGR]

I bought a set too, they seem to be pretty good. But you have to clean them before you can loctite them. They are full of grease.