Facom Open Ended Wrench - 30mm


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The Facom 45 Series 30mm open ended spanner is an essential tool for professional mechanics and heavy-duty industrial operators who require high torque and reliable grip on metric fasteners. This high-quality tool is designed to endure demanding environments, though its fixed-size nature means it is not a replacement for adjustable wrenches in varied-fastener scenarios.
| Model Part Number | 45.30 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this is a hand-tool designed for manual operation. Using it with impact equipment may damage the tool and the fastener.
No, this is a metric tool precision-engineered for 30mm fasteners. Using it on imperial sizes may cause the tool to slip and damage the bolt.
The total length is 240mm.
Yes, it features a professional-grade finish designed to resist corrosion, though it should be wiped clean after exposure to moisture.
Facom tools generally carry a long-term reliability commitment for professional users; consult your specific regional distributor for warranty claim processes.
Verify that the fastener is exactly 30mm and that the jaw is seated fully against the flats of the bolt head.
Clean the area with a fine abrasive pad and apply a thin layer of machine oil to restore the protective barrier.
To ensure the longevity of your Facom wrench, store it in a dry, organized toolbox rather than loose with other heavy metal tools to prevent surface scratches. The tool is fully compatible with standard 30mm metric hardware. After use in particularly dirty or wet conditions, wipe the spanner down with a clean, lint-free cloth coated with a light machine oil to maintain the finish and prevent surface oxidation. Inspect the jaws periodically for any signs of spreading or metal fatigue if the tool has been subjected to extreme pressure.