Facom Flare Nut Spanner - 10 x 11mm




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The Facom 42.10X11 is a professional-grade metric flare nut spanner designed for automotive technicians and mechanical engineers who require precision when working with soft metal hydraulic or fuel line fittings. This 10 x 11 mm double-ended tool provides a secure, high-contact grip to prevent rounding off fasteners, though users should note it is specialized for flare nuts and is not intended for high-torque applications involving heavily seized bolts.
| Model Part Number | 42.10X11 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
While it may fit, it is not recommended. The tool is designed specifically for flare nuts to maximize surface contact and prevent damage to softer materials.
This spanner is best suited for fluid-carrying lines. Suspension bolts typically require heavy-duty sockets or box-end wrenches capable of higher torque loads.
Use a soft cloth and a mild degreaser. Avoid abrasive pads that could scratch the chrome and lead to oxidation.
No, this is a standard chrome-finished tool and is not VDE-rated for high-voltage electrical environments.
The tool features a 10mm opening on one side and an 11mm opening on the other, allowing you to work on two different fastener sizes with a single tool.
Ensure the fitting is free of paint or heavy corrosion buildup; clean the area with a wire brush before attempting to seat the wrench.
Check that the wrench is parallel to the nut face. If the nut is already rounded, consider using a dedicated nut extractor instead.
To ensure the longevity of your Facom spanner, always ensure the tool is fully seated on the nut before applying force. Avoid using the tool with a cheater bar or impact devices, as this may compromise the structural integrity of the wrench head. After use in greasy or wet conditions, wipe the spanner down with a clean, dry cloth to remove solvents or corrosive debris. Store in a cool, dry place within a tool chest or organizer to prevent surface scratches that could eventually expose the base metal to moisture.