JAZRIDER JR-HBL-00015 325mm Glass Fiber Main Rotor Blades - Practical Upgrade  [JR-HBL-00015]

325mm Glass Fiber Main Rotor Blade (Yellow with Black) Parts For Esky EK1H-E013/14 Belt CP, E015 Belt CP (Carbon), Align 450 450X / XL SE SE V2 HDE, Walkera 39# Helicopter - Jazrider Brand [JR-HBL-00015]
Price:
USD$11.98
Brand:
JAZRIDER
Model:
JR-HBL-00015
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Practical Glass Fiber Main Blades by JAZRIDER

These JAZRIDER 325mm glass fiber main rotor blades are designed for hobbyists seeking a reliable, serviceable blade for Align 450 style helicopters and like models. The construction balances durability and weight to support steady flight behaviour while remaining suitable for routine club flying and practice sessions. The yellow and black finish gives clear visual orientation in varied light.

Blade Dimensions and Fit

The blades are 325mm long with a 31mm chord, a 5mm grip interface and a 3.0mm mounting hole diameter. Those dimensions align with many Align 450 X/XL/SE/SE V2, HDE and compatible heads, allowing direct replacement where mechanical fit matches.

Maintenance and Everyday Use

Inspect blade roots and the 3.0mm hole area after any impact and static balance before use. These blades suit routine flying and upgrading standard plastic blades to a tougher glass fiber option without significant setup changes.

What must I check before fitting these blades?

Confirm your blade grip accepts a 5mm grip and that the mounting hardware aligns with a 3.0mm hole. Verify the head type is compatible with Align 450 style blades to avoid fit issues.

How do I keep these blades serviceable long term?

Store blades flat, inspect for surface damage regularly, and ensure balance and tracking checks are part of your preflight routine. Replace blades if any sign of delamination or core damage appears.

Are replacements and spares easy to fit?

Yes. When grips and head dimensions match the 5mm/3.0mm specification, swaps are straightforward and can be done with common hand tools used in routine RC maintenance.