Facom 440 Series Combination Spanner 16mm
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Metric combination spanner with 16 mm head size, designed to ISO and SAE standards for industrial, automotive and aerospace applications.
Features a 12-point OGV ring profile with 15° angled head for high torque without damaging fasteners.
Ring clearance is optimised for access to recessed or closely spaced fastenings.
Open end and handle geometry are optimised for increased accessibility, with ground contact faces.
Finished in satin chrome.
Complies with ISO 691, ISO 7738, ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1, NF E74-306 and SAE AS 954E.
Total length 195 mm, weight 122 g.
Features a 12-point OGV ring profile with 15° angled head for high torque without damaging fasteners.
Ring clearance is optimised for access to recessed or closely spaced fastenings.
Open end and handle geometry are optimised for increased accessibility, with ground contact faces.
Finished in satin chrome.
Complies with ISO 691, ISO 7738, ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1, NF E74-306 and SAE AS 954E.
Total length 195 mm, weight 122 g.
EAN 3148517680364 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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