Facom Hexagon Bit Socket - 1/4 inch Drive - 4mm


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The Facom 1/4 inch drive hexagon bit socket (4mm) is an essential precision tool designed for professional mechanics and industrial technicians who require high-torque reliability and exact tolerances. Engineered with a durable chrome-finished body and a corrosion-resistant phosphate-coated bit, it excels in tightening or loosening small hex-head fasteners in tight spaces; however, users should note that the 37mm total length is optimized for specific clearances and may not be suitable for deeply recessed fasteners requiring extended reach.
| Model Part Number | RT.4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this socket is designed for manual hand-ratchet use. High-torque impact drivers can compromise the structural integrity of the bit.
The phosphate coating is applied to the bit tip to provide superior corrosion resistance and increased surface hardness compared to raw steel.
Yes, it is compatible with any standard professional 1/4-inch drive ratchet or torque wrench.
The bit length is exactly 15mm, with an overall socket length of 37mm.
While the phosphate coating provides high resistance, a light wipe with machine oil is beneficial if you are working in high-humidity environments.
Ensure the 4mm bit is fully seated and free of dirt or debris; check if the bolt head itself is rounded or damaged.
Check the ratchet's quick-release button; if it remains stuck, inspect the square drive ball detent for obstructions.
To ensure the longevity of your Facom bit socket, always match the 1/4" drive square precisely with your ratchet or adapter. Do not use an impact driver, as the high-impact force can snap the bit or damage the socket walls.
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