Facom Torque Screwdriver - A.402



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The Facom A.402 Torque Screwdriver is an essential precision instrument designed for professional technicians and engineers who require exact torque control during delicate assembly tasks. It offers superior accuracy through a finely adjustable Vernier scale, though users should note it is strictly limited to clockwise operation. This tool is ideal for high-precision environments where consistent tightening torque is non-negotiable for safety and structural integrity.
| Model Part Number | A.402 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, this tool is specifically designed for clockwise (tightening) operation only.
The set includes an XFECR adaptor for 1/4 inch square drives and an adjustment key, but standard screwdriver bits must be sourced separately.
The Facom A.402 weighs approximately 0.3kg.
No, the range of 0.5 to 2.5 Nm is designed for low-torque, high-precision tasks, not heavy automotive assembly.
The tool features an individual identification number laser-marked on the body, which matches the provided calibration certificate.
Ensure the adjustment mechanism is fully seated and locked according to the user manual; avoid touching the Vernier scale during operation.
Check that the correct bit or adaptor is fully inserted into the 1/4 inch hexagonal drive; ensure the bit head matches the fastener recess.
Consult the individual calibration certificate provided with your serial number and consider professional recalibration if the tool has been used intensively for over a year.
To begin using the tool, ensure your screwdriver bit or square drive socket is securely seated in the hexagonal drive. To set the torque, use the provided adjustment key to turn the Vernier mechanism to the desired setting based on the 0.1 Nm markings. Store the tool in its provided case to maintain the integrity of the calibration. Periodically inspect the drive head for wear. As this is a calibrated precision instrument, avoid dropping the tool or using it as a prying implement, as this may affect its accuracy and void the reliability of the calibration certificate.