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Facom Spare Pin Set for 117.B - 2.5mm, 4mm - SK Hand Tool

Part #: 117.E1

Maintain the operational integrity and extend the lifespan of your Facom 117.B spanner wrench with the SK Hand Tool 117.E1 Spare Pin Set. Engineered for professional automotive and industrial technicians, this genuine replacement set ensures your specialized tools continue to deliver precise adjustments in critical applications, minimizing operational downtime.

Key Features

  • Genuine SK Hand Tool Component: Ensures perfect fit and reliable operation with your Facom 117.B spanner wrench.
  • Critical Maintenance Solution: Essential for replacing worn or damaged pins, restoring the wrench's original clamping force and adjustment accuracy.
  • Dual-Size Versatility: Includes both 2.5mm and 4mm pins to cover the various requirements of the 117.B model.
  • Robust Construction: Manufactured from durable materials designed to withstand the rigorous demands of daily workshop and industrial use.
  • Restores Operational Precision: Eliminates play caused by worn pins, ensuring precise engagement with retaining rings and adjustable components.

Applications

This spare pin set is an indispensable asset for professional mechanics and industrial maintenance personnel. It is specifically designed for maintaining and repairing the Facom 117.B spanner wrench, a tool commonly utilized for adjusting specialized fasteners, bearings, and sealing glands across various systems. Typical applications include automotive drivetrains, industrial machinery, and hydraulic components. Regular replacement of these critical pins ensures the sustained accuracy, longevity, and safe operation of your specialized tools in high-demand work environments.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: SK Hand Tool
  • Model Number: 117.E1
  • Pin Sizes: 2.5mm, 4mm
  • Compatibility: Facom 117.B Spanner Wrench
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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 12 January, 2007.