Facom Stud Extractor - 8mm - 885.EH2

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Facom Extractor 8Mm 885Eh2
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The Facom 885.EH2 is a specialized replacement extractor bit designed for professional mechanics and industrial technicians who require precision when removing seized or damaged studs. Engineered to integrate perfectly with the Facom 885 stud extractor set, this 7.9mm tool delivers reliable torque and grip in demanding environments. While it offers excellent durability for specific stud sizes, it is important to note that it is a dedicated component intended for use with its matching housing unit rather than as a standalone manual tool.
| Model Part Number | 885.EH2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
The bit has a diameter of 7.9mm, designed to work with 8mm studs.
No, this bit is a component of the 885 stud extractor set and requires the housing to function correctly.
While the bit is hardened for durability, use appropriate penetrating oil when working with stainless steel to prevent seizing.
Keep the bit clean and free of heavy oxidation. Avoid using the bit on materials harder than the studs it is designed to extract.
No, this is a replacement extractor bit only.
Ensure the stud diameter is exactly 8mm and clean any rust or grime from the stud surface to allow the bit teeth to engage fully.
Check for obstructions or metal shavings inside the 885 extractor housing and verify that you are using the correct model number.
To set up, simply insert the 885.EH2 bit into the appropriate housing of your Facom 885 stud extractor set until it clicks or seats firmly into the locking mechanism. This tool is exclusively compatible with the Facom 885 series; do not attempt to use it with off-brand extractors as it may lead to slippage or damage to the bit. For care, wipe the bit with a light coat of machine oil after use to prevent corrosion, especially if used in humid workshop conditions. Store in a dry, organized tool drawer to maintain the integrity of the biting surface.