Facom Spare End For 207A Series Mallets - 50mm

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The Facom EC.50 spare polyamide hammer tip is an essential maintenance component for professionals utilizing the 207A series mallets, offering a high-durability striking surface that protects workpieces from damage. Designed for workshop environments where precision and material preservation are critical, this tip provides a robust alternative to traditional soft metal mallets; however, users should note that it is strictly engineered for specific 207A series compatibility and is not a universal replacement part.
| Model Part Number | EC.50 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
The Facom EC.50 has a hardness of Shore D68.
No, this part is specifically designed for the Facom 207A series mallets.
The EC.50 is for 50mm mallet heads. Measure the diameter of your current 207A mallet head to ensure compatibility.
Yes, it serves as a non-marring alternative to soft metal mallets like brass or copper.
Apply gentle pressure from the rear of the head to push the tip out. Do not use high-heat tools to loosen it as this may melt the plastic.
Ensure the 207A series mallet housing is not deformed and that the tip is fully pressed into the locking channel.
This is normal wear from striking sharp objects. Rotate the mallet use pattern or replace the tip if the jagged edges pose a risk to workpieces.
To install the EC.50, ensure the mallet head is clear of debris before pressing the new tip into the housing. If the fit is tight, a light tap with a rubber mallet can help seat the tip firmly into the groove. Compatibility is restricted exclusively to the Facom 207A series mallets with a 50mm head size. To maintain the life of the tip, avoid using it on extremely sharp edges that could gouge the surface. Periodically inspect the striking face for heavy deformation; if the surface becomes excessively uneven, it should be replaced to ensure even distribution of force. Keep the tips stored away from direct chemical exposure or excessive heat to prevent premature degradation of the polyamide material.