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Description
16-piece Facom 40B.JV16PB slim metric combination spanner set, sizes 6–24mm. 12-point OGV ring profile improves nut contact and torque transfer while reducing the risk of slipping. Ring end offset by 15° for finger protection on flat surfaces, and 15° offset flat handle reduces repositioning angle in confined spaces. Slim design for access to hard-to-reach areas, matt chrome finish for corrosion resistance. Supplied in a tool roll.
- 12-point OGV ring profile for improved nut contact, higher torque transmission, and reduced slipping.
- 15° offset ring end protects fingers and enhances safety when working on flat surfaces.
- 15° offset flat handle minimizes repositioning angle in confined spaces for faster work.
- Slim wrench profile for improved access to tight or recessed fasteners.
- Matt chrome finish for high corrosion resistance and long service life.
Features
- BrandFACOM
- Length7.5 cm
- Pcs per pack16
- Product finishChrome-plated
- MaterialTwo-material
- Number of teeth12
- Weight2500 g
- Wrench typeCombination spanner
- ManoMano ReferenceME95653081
- MMID664712517052
- Product code40B.JV16PB
- EAN3662424112416
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Advice from our experts
Américaine de Construction d'Outillage à Main" was founded in Paris in 1918 by an engineer, Louis Mosés. This entrepreneur manufactured a spanner, the "Lachèze", specially curved for laying railway tracks. Mosés named it "Key 101". FACOM diversified into hand tools, industrial maintenance, car repairs and aeronautics.
Since 2006, FACOM has been a subsidiary of Stanley Black & Decker, where it is the Premium brand of the group's IAR (automotive repair) division. It employs 370 people and has a turnover in excess of €150 million. It manufactures all kinds of tools, including Torx, flat, multi-socket, chain and ratchet spanners - its core business - as well as impact spanners and sockets, screwdrivers, jacks and even power tools.
FACOM has remained true to its entrepreneurial roots by supporting Team SLR, created in 2011 by Sébastien Loeb and Dominique Heintz, to help young racing drivers take part in F1 Grand Prix events such as the Porsche Carrera Cup and the FFSA French GT Championship.
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