Facom Bit Socket - 1/2 inch Drive - T40 - SXM.40

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The Facom SXM.40 is a professional-grade 1/2 inch drive Torx bit socket designed for mechanics and engineers who require high torque and precision for Torx female fasteners. It offers exceptional durability due to its specialized material finishes and fixed-bit design, though users should note that the non-removable bit means the entire unit must be replaced if the tip experiences extreme wear.
| Model Part Number | SXM.40 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
This tool is designed for manual use with standard ratchets. High-torque impact wrenches may exceed its structural design limits.
No, the Facom SXM.40 features a non-removable, fixed-bit design for increased durability and stability.
The phosphate hardened tip provides increased surface hardness and resistance to wear compared to standard steel.
No, this is a 1/2 inch drive socket and requires a compatible 1/2 inch square drive tool.
Store in a tool chest or dry, clean area away from abrasive chemicals to maintain the bright chrome plating.
Verify the fastener is indeed a T40 size and that no debris is inside the bolt head preventing full engagement.
Ensure the ratchet is in the neutral or correct direction; if stuck, gently wiggle the tool to disengage the bit profile.
To use the SXM.40, simply attach it to any compatible 1/2 inch drive square-drive ratchet or extension bar. Always confirm that the fastener is a T40 Torx type before engagement to prevent damage to the tool or the bolt. To maintain the tool's longevity, wipe the socket clean of grease and debris after use. Store the tool in a dry, low-humidity environment to preserve the chrome finish, and avoid using the socket with impact guns, as these can exert force levels exceeding the design tolerances of standard bit sockets.