Facom Ratchet - RL.171

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The Facom RL.171 is a professional-grade 1/4 inch drive ratchet engineered for technicians and mechanics who require precision and long-term reliability in demanding industrial environments. Its standout benefit is the integrated palm control system and dustproof mechanism, which prevent accidental setting changes and internal wear; however, users should note that as a premium professional tool, it carries a higher initial investment compared to standard consumer-grade ratchets.
| Model Part Number | RL.171 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this is a 1/4 inch drive tool designed for precision tasks. It is not intended for high-torque applications found on heavy machinery.
The quick-release is a standard part of the RL.171 design to facilitate efficient socket swaps.
It allows you to press down on the head to seat the socket without accidentally bumping the direction lever.
The internal mechanism is lubricated for life; you do not need to add oil.
Facom provides a professional warranty on their hand tools; please check with your local distributor for region-specific details.
Yes, it is compatible with all standard ISO/DIN 1/4 inch drive sockets.
Clear any metallic debris from the button housing and press the button firmly to reset the internal spring mechanism.
Even though it is dustproof, debris may accumulate under the release head; use compressed air to clear the head assembly.
The RL.171 is compatible with all standard 1/4 inch square drive sockets. To ensure optimal performance, no complex setup is required; simply attach your chosen socket until the quick-release ball clicks into the detent.
To maintain the tool: