Facom Offset Open End Midget Spanner Wrench - 13/32"

The Facom Miniature Open End Offset Spanner is designed for precision tasks in confined spaces. Fe...

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The Facom Miniature Open End Offset Spanner (13/32") is a precision-engineered tool designed for mechanical professionals and hobbyists who require reliable access to nuts and fasteners in exceptionally tight spaces. Its primary benefit lies in its dual-angle head design, which allows for maximum maneuverability in recessed areas, though users should note that as an imperial-sized tool, it is strictly intended for specific compatible fastener heads rather than metric equivalents.

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Model Part Number34.13/32
BrandFacom

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FAQs

Can I use this on 10mm bolts?

No, 13/32" is approximately 10.32mm. Using this on a 10mm bolt may cause the spanner to slip and damage the fastener.

What does the 15 and 75-degree offset mean?

These angles describe the orientation of the jaw to the handle, allowing you to flip the tool to get a different working angle in tight spaces.

Is this tool suitable for heavy-duty automotive work?

This is a midget spanner meant for fine mechanical tasks. It is not designed for high-torque automotive tasks like suspension or engine block bolts.

How do I store this tool?

Store in a dry tool chest or hanging organizer. Avoid leaving it in damp environments to protect the satin chrome finish.

Does Facom offer other sizes?

Yes, Facom produces a range of midget offset spanners in both metric and imperial sizes, such as 1/4", 5/16", and 13mm.

Troubleshooting

Spanner slips on the fastener

Verify that the fastener is indeed 13/32" and not a metric equivalent. Ensure the jaws are seated fully onto the fastener flats.

Surface marks or light rust appearing

Use a fine-grade abrasive pad to gently remove surface oxidation and follow up with a light coating of machine oil to protect the chrome finish.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent maneuverability in cramped workspaces
  • High-quality, durable satin chrome finish
  • Dual-angle configuration adds versatility
  • Compact and lightweight for fine mechanical work

Cons

  • Imperial sizing limits compatibility with metric systems
  • Short shank offers less leverage than full-sized wrenches
  • Specific 13/32" size is less common for general home repairs

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of your tool, verify the fastener size before application; using an imperial 13/32" spanner on metric nuts can result in rounded fastener heads. No complex setup is required; simply choose the head angle that provides the best rotation arc for your specific obstruction. For care, keep the spanner dry to maintain the satin chrome finish. After working in oily or greasy conditions, wipe the tool clean with a shop cloth. If the tool is exposed to moisture, apply a light coat of machine oil before storage to prevent surface oxidation.

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