Facom 440 Series Combination Spanner 26mm
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Held at £15.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
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The Facom 440 OGV is a metric combination spanner featuring a 26mm head size and 15° angled ring designed for high mechanical performance.
The 12-point OGV profile allows high torque application without damaging the nut, whilst ring clearance is optimised for access to recessed or closely spaced fastenings.
The open end geometry is optimised for increased accessibility, and ground contact faces are provided.
Finished in satin chrome.
Conforms to ISO 691, ISO 7738, ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1 and NF equivalents, and SAE AS 954E for aerospace applications.
Length: 285mm.
Weight: 378g.
The 12-point OGV profile allows high torque application without damaging the nut, whilst ring clearance is optimised for access to recessed or closely spaced fastenings.
The open end geometry is optimised for increased accessibility, and ground contact faces are provided.
Finished in satin chrome.
Conforms to ISO 691, ISO 7738, ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1 and NF equivalents, and SAE AS 954E for aerospace applications.
Length: 285mm.
Weight: 378g.
EAN 3148517681323 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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