AC Hinge L25*W20*H0.3 (10pcs)

 Hady Esta 208 points

Esta es una bisagra que está* pegado a la superficie con delgada CA (PRODUCT ID: HC-50-5C )

 Hussain Joharji 211 points

Hello, this is very helpful to move airlon,elevator,rudder or any somrthing you want it to move.. so, the airlon is moving for the reason of this item. ... i hope its help and understand... Best Regards

 golys 100 points

how?? they have no holes in them , are they fold able?

 billum2 173 points

These hinges have a random weave cloth on each surface. Place then into the slot made in the moving surface and apply thin cyano which will wick inside and secure the hinge,

 wickedjack 7 points

These are flexible matrerial and you just have to glue with ca glue. It is strong and light great for park flyers. Even if you try hard you cannot tear this material.

 Allison 1358 points

It is used as a HINGE. They work well. Also they stop surface chatter.

 David 8 points

These are hinges that are used for small to medium airlon, elevator and rudder etc. They are one of the simplest hinges to fit.
To fit you cut the slots in each surface then push the hinges to half the depth and hold them in place by pushing a pin through the hinge (thish will stop the hinge going in to far on the next step). Push the second surface onto the hinges. Remove the pins. Then dribble THIN cyano on to the hinge. The fluffy surface of the hinge wicks the cyano into the hinge. Repeat

 Starbuck1 19 points

The pin to hold the hinge material is a great tip! Thanks for that!! Don't use too much thin CA and be sure to quickly wipe off any excess CA.

 billum2 173 points

Super gold thin odorless. SKU HK-121 or other sized bottles of same. Foam safe but good for wood as well as foam types. It is thin for good penetration to the end of the hinge. Fit all hinges, bend control surface to max deflection and add a couple of drops to each hinge. Turnover and do same to other side.

 munsaf 291 points

Sawdust or Flying V ki bahn ko chodna chahy ky nhi kion ky ya sab ky swalon main apni baihn pash krwaty hain?

 Flying V 81 points

Thanks for that. Now back to your goats!

 helixerox 2356 points

Flying_V, let your jokes for your peers, here we show our social skills and expertise in order to help everyone. Do not forget we are in a globalized world that no longer accept discrimination. If you want, you are welcome to cooperate.

 Flying V 81 points

Mind your own business Chopper copier. Muntsaf was insulting me and others here, over various posts, after stealing my post advice and crediting himself through a sock account. Then you stumble along and decide to provide me with some schooling about the socio-political state of the world, which is neither called for or relevant. So give yourself and Muntsaf the advice you are proffering, as I have no interest in your babble.

 helixerox 2356 points

aleesa and munsaf, don´*t take advantage of your language to use this type of rudeness. What I told to Flying_V goes for you guys too, you are disrespecting the integrity of others. Try to participate with interest and respect.

 helixerox 2356 points

Fying_V, if you had not cared about what I said here, you would not use so many words in response. Someone started the mess ... and "someone" went into something that is not good for this discussion. Best regards.

 munsaf 291 points

Thanks Helixerox.i agree with you an i am not insulting any one.:)

 eric ernsberger 14 points

if inserted properly, they are longer than wide, at the same time there is a proper insertion length, try not to apply too much glue, and proper placement of the servo control horn for surface cantrol on the flight surface is needed, thanks hope you can re-tool to work, at the same time, not too many hinges on one surface, and try to use the smallest hinges possible sometimes bigger is stiffer.

 billum2 173 points

These are designed to be fitted into slotted balsa, and fixed with a drop of thin cyano on larger I/C powered aircraft. If they are too stiff try cutting them lengthwise.

 Bert 19 points

These are great for the price. Hobby shop charges 5x the price!

 sfactor1 947 points

karden....u most likely used too much glue...s****e away the excess glue in the joints and u should be fine..the dried up glue stuck in the joints is causing the binding

 Kellyann 16228 points

Sally it may look like that but that is just a covering which makes it easy to glue. They are a very strong and flexible plastic. I hope this helps.

 Bacter 254 points

Wow really. So they must be light too Thanks

 Sally 659 points

Very light.

 Unixeer 25 points

no they are flexy nylon-like material covered by fibers that sucks glow good

 S. A. 85 points

They are x-ray pieces covered with paper. (give credit)

 DennisT1 162 points

This type hinge has been around nearly since CA glue came out. They are a nylon/plastic core with a felt like outer surface to grab the glue. Work great, hold better than the old nylon ones did and no alignment issues as long as your edges are straight to begin with.

 sfactor1 947 points

i think the core is made from mylar (very hard to rip)....the same stuff they used for floppy disks...the fuzzy cotton surface helps the thin ca wick into place

 Flying V 81 points

Sure can. You should use thin ca and some kicker. The CA will eat depron if it ain't foam safe so test the glue on some unimportant part of the foam. If it's epo your good to go. Theses hinges are rock solid.

 munsaf 291 points

yes You should use thin ca and some kicker. The CA will eat depron if it ain't foam safe so test the glue on some unimportant part of the foam. If it's epo your good to go. Theses hinges are rock solid.

 Flying V 81 points

Oi muntsaf f u c k off and steal someone else's post you gronk.

 Payment Status 52 points

Great little thing, no problem.Zakazyvay.

 mateoaguila1 55 points

Yes you can also this hinges are made to 3d planes

 Sawdust 1605 points

Ripping off the system doesn't get more obvious than this. Flying V answers first, Pakistani (1) munsaf coppies and pastes all but 2 words of Flying V's answer and Pakistani (2)Ali Raza credits the cheat.
Reported to admin.

 BuLLsNaKe 1309 points

sure but you should use it with glue

 sfactor1 947 points

sawdust...no need to get racial when pointing out scammers...what does being pakistani have anything to do with credit scamming?...i guess u r european (in origin)?

 Sawdust 1605 points

The point is these lowlifes are either buddies or the same person using a different account. They both live in Gujranwala Pakistan. I don't consider pointing that out to be racist. If you do, too bad, I don't care.

 Sawdust 1605 points

What you are munsaf is a lowlife thief. You steel your answers from others and your buddy credits you for it. You're lower than a dog.

 munsaf 291 points

mother f u c k er you bitch non sence Sawdust You're lower than a donky....

 Klapuch 164 points

I think it is too weak

 ElectricAussie 2789 points

CA hinges are great for small and mid-sized planes (up to 1.5M span), but for larger planes you would be pushing the limits of their strength unless you use lots of hinges on your control surfaces. You might get away with it if you keep the spacing between hinges down to 100mm or less. Cheers, Steve

 Marc 1 points

It's too weak for a 50 CC 2 meter wing span plane. I really recommend metal hinges for this. CA hinges are great for smaller planes.

 AeroEscolaFly 86 points

No. You would be better using the normal (plastic with needle wire)hinge for this airplane.

 CHRISTIAN GOMES 3 points

eu uso no aileron *leme*profundor com um modelo usando asp52

 ALBERT WILSON 15 points

They are very good and safe adhere well with cyano

 3d_jc 23 points

Thin CA will work, I suggest you also add a piece of wood across the aile/aileron to keep it in place

 Francisco 41 points

Hello friend. CA is used if it is for material EPO, for any other material, foam, wood, epp, is recommendable with epoxic. If it is of aid my answer, please it describes like positive. Have a nice day.

 __pipe 9 points

you can use c.A or epoxy this is a very good product

 Davidds0 11 points

Is C.A also superglue? cus i really dont want to order another glue from this site and pay for shipment if i can just buy it near my house.. i ordered epoxy though, but i think CA will be better for it

 DennisT1 162 points

Recommend thin CA only* epoxy (or thicker CA for that matter) will not wick in enough to get the strength unless you somehow inject it. CA will hold them well* apply five drops each side after assembling and call it done. That's why they're called CA hinges! (Even though I see HK has transposed the letters)

 d_r_dan_c 15 points

CA ("SuperGlue") works very well on balsa-type wood.

 arsan2009 226 points

lo mejor es en sianocrilato y de preferencia que sea del mas delgato (thin)

 Diego 25 points

The best glue for this hinge is Cyanocrilate. When you apply the glue, spraying a little of acelerator over the hinge

 lukewsp 6 points

I use epoxy as the CA melts my foamies

 Christian 5 points

Rare to find. A necessary products for each tool box.

 Gary 9 points

Use Hobby king thin CA with a fine nozzle to get the glue perfectly onto the Hinge.
Turn over and re apply on the opposite side of the Hinge.
This works great for hinging Balsa. Use foam safe for EPP Etc. No kicker is required.

 iam_BlackDragon 31 points

Bought 2 packs to replace a kit's hinges that I did not like. These look like they will do the job well.

 Gary Toh 31 points

Use CA glue. Copy and www.link

 Allison 1358 points

Yes you could use CA glue but I had a bad this happen with CA glue. I got a bit on the gap. The hinge went brittle and broke. I us either epoxy or on my park flyers PVC and put a pin through them to lock them in.

 Zahid Rasheed 70 points

yes you can. even can cut into two parts and used for small applications

 mouchadino 373 points

work fine on foamy..used foamy glue...

 jaskel 155 points

yep i use foamy glue all the time, these hinges are rock solid!

 stat952 30 points

Hi, I've used those hinge on a FOX (multiplex) conversion. Just cut the hinge as you want and make a hole in the foam to place it. Finally use CA glue like this to hold in www.link

 vitthoun 35 points

yes you can use these hinges on the foam models. into the foam can be glued with CA glue.

 Tartago 482 points

Don't forget to use foam safe CA unless it is an EPO foam.

 DouGhnuT 15 points

They will be perfect, very light and strong. Slide your stanley knife into the joining sections apply some glue to the inserted part's Atach the flap an you will be flying like a pro my friend.

 valerijs 8 points

this hinges are better for balsa constructions, but You can use its with foam parts.

 k-azzurro 5 points

Yes, you can do it. But take care on the glue you'll use. If you use CA, and if the foam is EPS instead of EPP or EPO the foam will be "attacked".

 flieger jens 6 points

kostet fast nichts und man kann schnell und einfach seine Ruder damit befestigen.

 d_r_dan_c 15 points

Yes, you may need to replace the pin to make it smoother

 Farid 10 points

EXCLENT QUALITY PRODUCT I USE AND STILL LIKE TO ORDER MORE FOR MY NEW CAP 232 30 CC.....

 mtesa 33 points

I'm using it with my bluebaby 33" and 42" plane as well with 4 of my flying wings also made out od foam. These hinges work flawlessly.

 MrKIT 18 points

Yes, actually it is for them and done. use on all their planes from the foam. for all the service no problems.

 jbc1234567 500 points

Great and in my opinion better than pin hinges because you don't have to worry about accidentally getting glue in the hinge which would otherwise make your hinge sticky

 DennisT1 162 points

Should work fine with foam safe CA.

 Allison 1358 points

Well as you can see yes but I hot glue mine in. Most park flyers use tape though.

 Fred.W 57 points

I use a jig with 020" music wire bent to a u-shape for width and depth not too hot and epoxy hinges into slots. Works fine.