- All Products
- Buttons & clickers
- Buttonschlüssel Gelb Beiter
Product description:
A small but indispensable tool for plunger and button adjustment:
The Beiter button wrench in yellow is specifically designed to quickly and securely fix or re-tighten your Beiter button on the bow – a practical aid for fine-tuning in archery.
The Beiter Button Wrench Yellow is a compact tightening and locking wrench made from robust material, used to securely fasten the button element to your plunger unit.
It belongs to the standard accessory range for Beiter buttons and enables controlled tightening without damaging the button or its fine thread.
The yellow wrench differs from other variants (e.g. red) through a closed side that provides additional stability when tightening.
Features
- Precise fit for Beiter buttons: designed for use with Beiter button and plunger systems.
- Yellow version (closed): one side is closed, providing more stability when tightening.
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Protects sensitive components: prevents over-tightening or damage to the button thread.
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Practical and handy: small, light and easy to use – ideal for training, competition or on-the-go repairs.
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Simple replacement: perfect as a replacement or additional tool in the archery accessory set.
Technical specifications
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Tool type: tightening/locking wrench for Beiter button (plunger accessory)
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Material: robust plastic/plastic composite
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Compatibility: Beiter button and plunger systems (button spanner)
Scope of delivery
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1 × Beiter Button Wrench Yellow – wrench for mounting/adjusting the Beiter button.
Note
When adjusting your button, it is important to use the wrench only to the required torque – overtightening can damage the fine threaded connection or the button components.
Use the yellow closed wrench to fix the button evenly and in a controlled manner, and if necessary work with an Allen key for fine adjustment of the spring or position settings.
Smaller, colour-coded wrenches like this one facilitate the organisation of your archery accessories and minimise the risk of misplacing the right tool.