Facom Bit Socket - 3/8 Inch Drive - 4mm

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The Facom JT.4 is a professional-grade 3/8-inch drive hexagon bit socket specifically designed for mechanics and technicians who require high-precision fastening in tight spaces. Its primary benefit is the specialized OGV profile, which ensures superior torque application and bolt head protection, though users should note that as a 4mm metric tool, it is strictly intended for small-scale precision fasteners and is not suitable for high-torque heavy machinery applications.
| Model Part Number | JT.4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this socket is designed for hand tools only. Impact forces may damage the bit tip.
The OGV profile applies torque to the sides of the fastener rather than the corners, significantly reducing the risk of rounding off the bolt head.
No, it requires a 3/8-inch drive. You would need a 1/2-inch to 3/8-inch adapter to use it with a 1/2-inch tool.
Use a light solvent or a soft wire brush if debris is stuck in the tip, then wipe clean with an oily rag.
The total length is 45mm, with a 15mm bit section.
Ensure the 4mm socket is the correct size for the bolt and that it is pressed firmly into the head before applying torque.
Check the ratchet's release mechanism; if it is stuck due to grit, clean the square drive and the ball detent with a light solvent.
To ensure the longevity of your JT.4 bit socket, always pair it with a standard 3/8-inch square drive tool. When in use, ensure the socket is fully seated on the fastener head before applying force to prevent cam-out. For care, wipe the chrome body with a clean, dry cloth after use to remove grease and oil. While the finish is corrosion-resistant, storing the bit in a moisture-controlled toolbox drawer will prevent the phosphate tip from surface oxidation over time. Avoid using this socket with impact wrenches, as the mechanical shock can damage the bit geometry.