Expert By Facom 3/8" Drive Pozi Screwdriver Bit Socket - PZ2

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The Expert By Facom PZ2 Pozi Screwdriver Bit Socket (E030923) is a precision-engineered tool designed for professional automotive and mechanical technicians who require reliable, high-torque fastening capabilities. It offers exceptional durability through its chrome-finished steel construction, ensuring long-term resistance to corrosion and wear in industrial environments; however, users should note that as a 3/8-inch drive component, it is intended specifically for compatible ratchets and torque wrenches rather than impact drivers.
| Model Part Number | E030923 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Expert By Facom |
No, this bit is designed for hand tool applications and may shatter or damage the fastener if subjected to the high-torque, percussive force of an impact driver.
These represent different Pozi drive sizes. PZ1 is for smaller screws, PZ2 is the standard middle size, and PZ3 is for larger, heavy-duty screws.
Yes, it features a high chrome finish specifically designed to resist corrosion and wear in workshop environments.
Yes, it complies with ISO 2725-1, DIN 3124, and ISO 1174-1 standards.
The overall length of the socket bit is 50mm.
It weighs approximately 33 grams.
Verify that the fastener is indeed a PZ2 type and not a standard Phillips or similar head; ensure the socket is pushed fully onto the screw head.
Check the detent ball on your ratchet for wear; if the ratchet spring is loose, the socket may not click in securely.
This socket bit is compatible with any standard 3/8-inch square drive tool, including ratchets, torque wrenches, and T-handle drivers. To install, simply align the square drive of the socket with your tool until it clicks into place.
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