Facom Spare Nylon Strap - 138.S30


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The Facom Spare Nylon Strap (138.S30) is an essential maintenance component designed specifically for professionals and tradespeople who rely on Facom 138A30 and 138S30 series pipe wrenches. It provides a reliable, high-strength replacement for worn or damaged straps, ensuring your tools maintain optimal gripping power and surface protection; however, it is strictly intended for use with these specific Facom wrench models and may not be compatible with third-party tools.
| Model Part Number | 138.S30 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
This strap is designed specifically for Facom 138A30 and 138S30 series belt pipe wrenches.
The strap measures 760mm in length.
No, this strap is engineered to fit specific Facom model specifications and may not fit the housings of other brands.
If you notice fraying, significant thinning of the nylon, or if the strap no longer holds the pipe securely despite correct installation, it should be replaced.
While durable, excessive exposure to heavy industrial oils can degrade the material. Wipe it down after exposure to maintain its longevity.
Clean the surface of the pipe and the strap with a degreaser or clean cloth, as oils often reduce the friction required for grip.
Ensure the anchor pin or locking mechanism is fully disengaged before attempting to feed the new strap through the aperture.
To replace the strap, disconnect the old, worn unit by releasing the primary anchor pin on your 138A30 or 138S30 wrench. Loop the new 138.S30 strap through the guide and secure the pin firmly. For maintenance, clean the nylon strap regularly with mild soap and water to remove debris and oils that can cause slipping. Inspect the strap before every use for signs of fraying or deep cuts; if the structural integrity is compromised, replace the strap immediately to avoid accidents during heavy-duty operation.