Facom XZN Impact Bit Socket - 1/2" Drive - M12

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The Facom NSV.12 M12 XZN impact bit socket is designed for professional mechanics and automotive technicians who require a reliable tool for high-torque 12-point spline fasteners. It provides exceptional durability and secure engagement for chassis, engine, and transmission work; however, users must ensure the use of safety rings and pins to prevent accidental detachment during heavy-duty impact operations.
| Model Part Number | NSV.12 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
Yes, it is compatible with any 1/2-inch drive manual ratchet or breaker bar.
XZN is a 12-point spline fastener profile commonly found in European automotive applications like Audi, VW, and Porsche.
No, it requires a 1/2-inch drive tool; using an adapter may compromise torque transfer and safety.
Keep the socket clean and dry; a light wipe with machine oil can help prevent rust during long-term storage.
Safety accessories are generally sold separately; please check your kit for the appropriate retaining pins.
Ensure the fastener is cleaned of debris or corrosion and verify that the socket is fully seated on the XZN profile.
Verify that a locking pin and ring have been properly installed through the socket body to secure it to the tool anvil.
To ensure safety, the NSV.12 must always be used in conjunction with appropriate safety rings and locking pins when attached to an impact tool. This prevents the socket from slipping off the anvil during high-speed rotation. Compatibility is restricted to 1/2-inch square drive power tools and M12 XZN (spline) fasteners. Care involves wiping the socket clean with a dry, lint-free cloth after each use to remove grease and debris. While the phosphate finish is durable, avoid storing the socket in damp environments to prevent surface oxidation. Inspect the splines periodically for signs of deformation or cracking to maintain performance integrity.