Facom 1/4 inch Drive 14mm 12 Point Socket - R.14E


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The Facom R.14E is an essential tool for automotive technicians, aerospace mechanics, and precision engineers who require reliable torque transmission in tight workspaces. This 14mm 12-point socket offers a secure fit on fasteners and superior durability through its chrome-finished, professional-grade construction, though users should note it is specifically designed for 1/4-inch drive systems and is not suitable for heavy-duty impact applications.
| Model Part Number | R.14E |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, the Facom R.14E is a chrome-finished hand tool and is not rated for use with impact tools, which can shatter or crack the steel.
The 12-point (bi-hexagon) shape allows you to engage with the fastener every 30 degrees, making it easier to attach in tight, restrictive spaces.
No, this is a 1/4-inch drive socket. You would need a 1/4-inch to 3/8-inch adapter to use it with a 3/8-inch drive ratchet.
Facom uses high-quality alloy steel protected by a professional chrome plating.
Keep it clean, store it in a dry environment, and use it exclusively for hand-tightening or loosening tasks within the specified torque ranges.
Ensure you are using the correct 14mm fastener size and verify that the fastener head is not worn or deformed.
Check the 1/4-inch drive ball detent on your ratchet; it may be stuck or blocked by debris.
Clean the socket with a light solvent, dry thoroughly, and apply a thin layer of machine oil to protect the chrome finish.
To ensure the longevity of your Facom R.14E, always match it with a standard 1/4-inch hand-operated ratchet. Avoid using this socket with pneumatic or electric impact drivers, as the high-impact force can damage the internal structure of the socket.
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