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Facom Roller-Type Stud Extractor - 14mm - 287B.14

Facom Roller-Type Stud Extractor - 14mm - 287B.14

The Facom 287B series roller-type stud extractor is a high-performance tool engineered for the eff...

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Product Information

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The Facom 287B.14 is a professional-grade roller-type stud extractor designed for mechanics and engineers who require reliable, damage-free removal or installation of 14mm studs. Its primary benefit lies in the advanced roller mechanism that provides an exceptional high-torque grip, preventing the slippage often associated with traditional wrenches. However, users should note that this specific model is precision-engineered for a 14mm diameter, meaning it is not suitable for studs outside of its design tolerances.

All features

Model Part Number287B
BrandFacom

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Can I use this on a 12mm stud?

No, this tool is specifically precision-engineered for 14mm studs and will not provide a secure grip on smaller sizes.

Is this tool suitable for impact wrenches?

While robust, it is designed for manual use with a ratchet or torque wrench to provide maximum control and prevent damage.

Does this tool damage the threads?

The roller-type design is specifically intended to prevent the thread damage that is common with standard stud extractors.

What drive size does this tool require?

It features a standard 1/2 inch square drive connection.

Can it be used to install studs as well as remove them?

Yes, it is designed for both the removal and the installation of studs.

Troubleshooting

Tool fails to grip the stud

Ensure the stud is clean of thick rust or debris; verify the stud diameter is exactly 14mm.

Difficulty removing the tool after installation

Reverse the ratchet direction slightly to release the internal roller tension before pulling the tool off the stud.

Rollers feel stuck or stiff

Clean out any metal filings or grime from the socket and apply a small amount of lubricant to the roller assembly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior grip prevents thread damage
  • Works well with standard 1/2 inch drive tools
  • Highly durable construction for industrial use
  • Allows for both tightening and removal of studs

Cons

  • Size specific to 14mm studs
  • Requires professional handling to avoid over-tightening
  • Heavier than manual stud removal tools

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To use the 287B.14, simply slide the extractor over the 14mm stud until the rollers seat firmly against the metal. Attach your 1/2 inch square drive ratchet to the rear of the tool. Ensure the tool is pushed fully onto the stud to engage the internal rollers correctly. After use, clean the interior of the socket with a dry cloth to remove debris or metal shavings, as these can impede the roller movement. Periodically apply a light coating of machine oil to the rollers to ensure smooth operation and prevent corrosion.

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