Secraft M6 V2 Aluminum Wing Bolt Lock System, Red or Blue
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Secraft M6 V2 Aluminum Wing Bolt Lock System, Red or Blue
Upgrade your aircraft with the Secraft M6 V2 Aluminum Wing Bolt Lock System. Precision CNC machined from premium 6061-T6 anodized aluminum, this complete wing retention system is designed to provide a secure, vibration-resistant connection while allowing quick, tool-free wing installation and removal.
Unlike conventional wing bolts, the V2 system features a positive locking design using lock pins and O-rings to help prevent the wing bolts from loosening during flight. Each complete kit includes threaded studs, locking pin assemblies, spare O-rings, threadlocker, and all required installation hardware.
Features
- Precision CNC machined from 6061-T6 anodized aluminum
- Positive locking design helps prevent wing bolts from loosening
- Available in Red or Blue anodized finishes
- 30mm ergonomic wing bolt provides excellent hand grip
- Lightweight yet extremely durable construction
- Corrosion-resistant anodized finish
- Complete installation hardware included
- Includes spare O-rings for long service life
- Two proven installation methods
- Ideal for giant scale, aerobatic, sport, and scale RC aircraft
Package Includes
- 2 × M6 Aluminum Wing Bolts (30mm diameter)
- 2 × M6 × 40mm Threaded Studs
- 2 × Lock Pin Assemblies
- 2 × M3 × 10mm Bolts
- 2 × Red M3 Bolt Washers
- 4 × P24 O-Rings (2 installed + 2 spare)
- 1 × Bottle of Threadlocker
Compatibility
- Aircraft using M6 wing mounting hardware
- Giant scale RC airplanes
- Sport aircraft
- Scale aircraft
- Aerobatic aircraft
- Applications requiring additional vibration resistance
Specifications
| Brand | Secraft |
| Model | M6 V2 Wing Bolt Lock System |
| Material | 6061-T6 Anodized Aluminum |
| Thread Size | M6 |
| Wing Bolt Diameter | 30mm (1.18") |
| Wing Bolt Thickness | 11mm (0.43") |
| Bolt Length | 40mm (1.57") |
| Total Weight | 22.8g (0.80 oz) per kit |
| Color Options | Red or Blue |
| Quantity | Complete 2-Wing Bolt Lock System |
Two Installation Methods
The Secraft M6 V2 Wing Bolt Lock System offers two installation methods, allowing you to choose the approach that best suits your aircraft and building preferences.
Method 1 – Standard Assembly (Recommended)
- Apply the supplied threadlocker to the threaded stud.
- Thread the stud into the aluminum wing bolt.
- Allow the threadlocker to cure completely (approximately 5 hours).
- Install the completed wing bolt assembly into your aircraft.
- Secure the wing bolt using the supplied locking pin and O-ring.
This is the recommended installation method for most aircraft and creates a permanent wing bolt assembly that is ready for repeated installation and removal.
Method 2 – Custom Fit Assembly
- Apply the supplied threadlocker to the threaded stud.
- Install the wing onto the aircraft.
- Adjust the threaded stud until the correct amount of thread extends through the wing.
- Thread the aluminum wing bolt onto the stud and tighten to the desired position.
- Allow the threadlocker to cure for approximately 5 hours before flying.
- Install the supplied locking pin and O-ring to complete the positive locking system.
This method allows you to customize the thread engagement for your specific aircraft, ensuring the best possible fit before permanently securing the wing bolt.
Lock Pin Installation
After tightening the wing bolt, insert the supplied locking pin into the wing bolt and stretch the O-ring around the wing bolt to retain the pin. This positive locking system helps prevent the wing bolt from loosening due to vibration while still allowing quick wing removal when needed.
When installing the locking pin, position the lock pin hole approximately 17.5–18.0mm (0.69–0.71") from the center of the wing bolt hole as shown in the installation guide.
Installation Tips
- Use only medium-strength threadlocker on metal-to-metal threads.
- Allow approximately 5 hours for the threadlocker to fully cure before flying.
- Inspect the locking pins and O-rings before every flight.
- Replace worn O-rings as part of normal maintenance.
- Verify the locking pin is fully secured by the O-ring before each flight.
- Inspect all wing mounting hardware regularly and replace damaged components immediately.
