Z-Shape Metal Push Rods

Look, it’s a pack of four metal sticks. We could tell you they were forged in the heart of a dying star, but they’re actually just very straight, very reliable Z-bend push rods for your RC plane. If you’re here, it’s probably because you’ve either lost yours or you’re building something that actually needs to move its flaps. Groundbreaking stuff, we know. We see you, scrolling past the actual flight controllers to find the bits of wire that actually make the thing go.

Why You Want It

Unless you’ve mastered telekinesis, your servos need a way to tell your control surfaces what to do. These rods provide that physical link without the drama of trying to bend your own Z-shapes with a pair of rusty pliers and a prayer. It’s 240mm of "it just works," which is more than we can say for your last firmware update. Perfect for when you want your elevator to actually elevate and your rudder to actually... rud.

Specs

• Diameter: 1.2mm (Thin enough to be light, thick enough not to fold like a lawn chair under G-load)
• Shape: Z-bend pre-installed (Saving you from the 'oops, I bent it the wrong way' walk of shame)
• Material: High-tensile Metal (It’s shiny, it’s rigid, it’s metal. What more do you want?)

In the Box

• 20 or 16 pcs x Z-Shape Metal Push Rods

Compatibility

Perfect for micro to mid-sized RC aircraft, park flyers, and DIY foamies. If your servo arm has a hole and your control horn exists, these will likely find a home there. Works best with 1.2mm - 1.5mm apertures.

Highlights

• Zero Effort: The Z-bend is already there. One less thing for you to mess up.
• Versatile AF: Long enough for tail surfaces, sturdy enough for ailerons.
• No Latency: It’s a physical wire. Latency is literally the speed of sound in metal. Take that, ExpressLRS nerds.

Notes

Measure twice, cut once. Or just buy three packs because we know how your workshop floor likes to eat small components. Ensure your linkage stoppers are tightened unless you enjoy watching your plane perform an unscripted lawn dart impression.

Disclaimer

Unmanned Tech is not responsible for rods used as makeshift kebab skewers or structural support for your failing social life.

Still Here?

You’re actually reading the long-form copy for a metal rod. We admire your commitment to detail, or your extreme boredom. Either way, put them in the basket so we can both move on with our lives. #RCPlanes #ServoLinkage #MakerLife #FixedWing #UnmannedTech