Facom Ring Slogging Spanner - 24mm - 51B.24

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The Facom 51B.24 Ring Slogging Spanner is a professional-grade tool designed for heavy-duty mechanical maintenance, specifically for mechanics and industrial technicians who require significant torque to loosen or tighten seized fasteners. Its primary benefit is its extreme durability and shock-resistant construction, allowing it to withstand heavy blows; however, its specialized design means it is intended strictly for heavy-duty strike applications rather than delicate, everyday nut-turning tasks.
| Model Part Number | 51B.24 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this is a slogging spanner. It is designed to be struck with a hammer to deliver high torque and lacks the handle length for effective manual turning.
Yes, this tool is specifically engineered to withstand the repeated, high-frequency impacts generated by pneumatic hammers.
The spanner is manufactured from high-quality shock-resistant forged steel.
Keep the tool clean and dry, and periodically wipe it down with a light machine oil to prevent surface rust.
No, you must use a tool that exactly matches the fastener size (24mm) to avoid damaging the bolt and for operator safety.
Ensure the spanner is fully seated flush against the fastener and verify that the nut or bolt size is exactly 24mm.
Use a file or bench grinder to carefully remove the deformed metal to prevent flaking and to maintain a flat surface for safe striking.
This tool requires no complex setup; however, consistent maintenance will extend its service life. Always ensure the 24mm head is fully seated on the fastener before striking to prevent tool slippage or damage to the fastener head. Inspect the striking surface periodically for mushrooming (deformed metal) and grind it smooth if necessary to maintain safety. After use, wipe the spanner with an oily rag to maintain the integrity of the burnished finish and store it in a dry tool chest to prevent moisture accumulation.