Facom Ball End Hexagon Screwdriver Bit - 3mm

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The Facom ETS.103 is a precision-engineered 1/4 inch drive ball end screwdriver bit specifically designed for professionals and hobbyists working with countersunk hex screws. Its primary benefit is the spherical head design, which facilitates an off-axis tilt of up to 30 degrees, allowing for secure fastening in restricted or obstructed work environments. While it offers excellent versatility for manual applications, users should note that the ball-end geometry is optimized for manual use and requires careful handling at extreme angles to avoid stripping the fastener.
| Model Part Number | ETS.103 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this bit is designed for manual use only and may fail if subjected to high-torque power tools.
The spherical head allows for a tilt angle of up to 30 degrees.
It is specifically sized for 3mm hex countersunk screws.
It features a standard 1/4 inch hex drive shank.
Avoid using excessive force at extreme angles and store it in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
Ensure the bit is fully seated and you are not exceeding the 30-degree tilt limit.
Check your bit holder for a worn retention clip or magnet; try a different bit holder.
To set up, simply snap the 1/4 inch hex end of the bit into any standard magnetic or locking bit holder. The ETS.103 is compatible with all standard 1/4 inch manual screwdriver handles and ratcheting bit drivers. To ensure longevity, keep the bit clean of debris and avoid using it with impact drivers or power tools that generate high-impact torque, as this can snap the neck of the bit. Store the bit in a dry, organized toolbox tray to prevent oxidation and to keep the precision-machined edges sharp.