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POWER TOOL SOLUTIONS for VEHICLE SERVICING Your Complete Tool Solution POWER TOOL SOLUTIONS FOR VEHICLE SERVICING YOUR COMPLETE TOOL SOLUTION 95 YEARS 95 YEARS OF DESIGN OF INNOVATION & MANUFACTURE From the beginning FACOM’s goal has been to listen to professionals to allow us to produce tools for them FACOM is internationally recognized as one of the best that would exceed their exacting requirements, while design and manufacturing brand in the industry. incorporating features that would make everyday tasks We manufacture to the highest quality standards and easier and safer. This fundamental philosophy is very design truly innovative professional hand and power much the driving force behind the Facom brand. tools for use across the world. Today, FACOM is Europe’s leading hand tool brand with This commitment is clearly evident by the number a range of over 9,000 products, including storage of personnel employed in our design teams, with over (trolleys, cabinets, benches, portable storage), standard 250 R&D engineers operating in 10 separate offices tools (wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, air tools) dedicated to Facom product development. FACOM and specialist tools (automotive, electrical, aerospace) translates this R&D effort into efficient, high-quality to meet the needs of all professional tool users. products manufactured within 12 factories across Europe. 2 YOUR COMPLETE TOOL SOLUTION www.facom.com 3 IN-HOUSE POWER TOOL DESIGN LEADING PRODUCTS DEWALT® BATTERY PLUS A GREAT RANGE SWAP With over 95 years of automotive and industrial experience FACOM has developed a comprehensive power tools range to meet a vast range of job requirements, including: Our cordless tools now use the new premium lithium-ion battery platform. • General automotive repairs This platform utilises technology from our sister • Tyre changing company DeWALT®. This means that if you already • Auto body repair own DeWALT® tools using this battery format • Trucks, busses and farm equipment maintenance you can swap the batteries between them so long • Mobile assistance (Breakdown recovery) as the voltages match. 4 IN-HOUSE POWER TOOL DESIGN THE TOTAL SERVICE PACKAGE OWner’s manual AND PARTS ONLINE FACOM offers a 2 year warranty as standard on the whole air tools range. Battery tools come with a 3 year warranty (online registration needed) Battery packs and chargers have a 1 year warranty. This warranty reflects our commitment to deliver quality You can find operating manuals on the www.facom.com products to you. website. You will find detailed drawings and full details of the spares available for your FACOM tool. FACOM also offers a comprehensive pan-european repair service, please contact your dealer for more You can find this essential reference source at: information. www.facom.com/support www.facom.com 5 CONTENTS Impact Wrenches . 9 Ratchets . 22 Screwdrivers . 26 Grinders . 28 Sanders . 33 Drills . 39 . Saws 41 Power tool SOLUTIONS for VEHICLE SERVICING Speciality Tools . 43 Accessories . 47 THE ONLY TOOL THAT BRINGS YOU ALL THE OTHERS Use your smartphone REVEALING ITSELF WITH to scan the QR codes EVERY TURN OF THE PAGE... on the pages BROWSABLE of this catalogue AT YOUR FINGERTIPS... to access more product information and RIGHT BESIDE YOU demonstration videos EVERYWHERE... 6 IMPAIMPCT WRENCACTHES WR ENC HESH www.facom.com 7 IMPACT WRENCHES IMPACT WRENCHES ARE ONE OF THE BEST TOOLS ON THE MARKET TO QUICKLY UNFASTEN/ FASTEN NUTS AND BOLTS AND ARE USED IN A VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS more powerful Than TradiTional hand Tools such as wrenches or raTcheTs, impacT wrenches are designed To loosen nuTs wiTh a hammer sysTem. facom uses 3 Types of impacT mechanism based on The applicaTion and usage of The wrench as follows: Twin hammer • Powerful and very reliable impact system. Jumbo • Durable impact mechanism with less maintenance needed but lower torque than the twin hammer. double hammer • Two hammers encased in a strong hammer cage for high speed. • Perfect for lower torque applications. The power of an impacT wrench can change according To The 3 following Things: Type of assembly • Power can drop up to 50% on a flexible assembly. Supply system • Pressure, air flow and diameter of the supply cable can lead to a 50% power drop - Air pressure: 6.2 Bar / 90 PSI minimum at the air inlet of the tool while running at full speed - Air flow: Exceeds tool flow -> Tool power - Inner diameter of the connector (e.g. 6.5 mm for ½” tools) - Exhaust: Tool power, tool speed accessories • Extensions, universal joints and other accessories can lead to a power drop exceeding 50% selecTion guide for impacT wrenches M5 M6 M8 M10 M12 M14 M16 M18 M20 M22 M24 M27 M30 M33 M36 M39 1/4" 5/16" 3/8" 1/2" 9/16" 5/8" 3/4" 1" 1-1/8" 1-3/8" Breakaway 0,8 1 1,25 1,5 1,75 2 2 2,5 2,5 2,5 3 3 3,5 3,5 4 4 Model torque name 8 10 13 16 18 21 24 27 30 34 36 41 46 50 55 60 [Nm] [ft.lbs] 5,5 9,5 23 46 79 127 198 283 402 552 691 1022 1387 1884 2418 3139 NJ.1400F2 120 90 7-65 100 NJ.1300F2 180 135 7-68 102 NJ.A1700F2 230 170 68-195 215 NS.A1700F2 271 200 68-220 244 CL3.C10J 200 150 61-185 169 CL3.C10S 270 200 61-205 230 NJ.2000F2 590 435 30-380 475 NJ.3000F 710 525 65-415 570 NS.1500F2 670 495 30-380 542 NS.2000F 800 590 65-425 625 CL3.C18S 983 725 62-550 900 NS.1010F2 1015 750 30-500 750 NS.1800F2 1080 800 65-550 950 NS.3000F 1700 1225 95-805 1290 NK.1000F2 1700 1255 270-1220 1495 NK.2000F2 1950 1440 270-1220 1760 NK.3000F 2115 1560 390-1490 1975 NM.1000F2 4068 3000 130-1650 2441 NM.1010LF2 4068 3000 130-1650 2441 Definitions: Torque values are based on fastener grade 8,8 (ISO 898-1) or 5 (SAE) with an average friction coefficient at u=0.15. To choose your impact wrench, please take into consideration the range of applications you have. Breakaway torque is defined as a 30 second performance value. A bolt tightened at 100 Nm, due to rust, dirt and vibration may need after some time up to double the torque to loosen it. This is the promise of the breakaway torque. Within the range of given bolts, even if these bolts are rusted or «welded» by time, the tool will get them off. In green, you will have your recommended working torque range, measured at 1 second for the lowest value and at 3 seconds for the highest value. In red, you will have your maximum reverse torque applied in 5 seconds. The choice of the impact wrench must be done based on the green and red range. These values are an indication only and are not repeatable due to many factors influencing the torque applied such as air pressure, operator, batterie charge, wear of sockets, fittings and hoses, type of joint hard or soft, etc. 8 FACOM IMPACT WRENCHES ADVANCED ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING DESIGNED FOR MAXIMUM IMPACT! KEY GOOD facom offers a range of impacT wrenches including The 3 besT Types of hammer sysTem. BETTER based on The applicaTion and usage of The wrench, This guide will help you selecT BEST The righT facom impacT wrench for any applicaTion 3/8" 1/2" 3/4" 1" INTENSIVE USE UM NI TA 6 TI NJ.3000F NS.3000F NK.3000F Performance NS.2000F Performance Weight Performance Weight Durability Weight Durability Durability 5 NM.1000F2 Performance E T Weight SI Durability NJ.2000F2 NS.1800F2 NK.2000F2 COMPO Performance NS.1500F2 Performance 4 Weight Performance Weight Durability Weight Durability Durability 3 NJ.1300F2 NK.1000F2 Performance Performance Weight Weight UM Durability Durability INI 2 UM AL NM.1010LF2 Performance Weight Durability NJ.1400F2 NS.1010F2 1 Performance Performance Weight Weight OCCASIONAL Durability Durability USE www.facom.com 9 TITANIUM IMPACT WRENCHES THE MOST POWERFUL Titanium housing for Rubber bumper for extra protection reduced weight and maximum durability Innovative motor construction Feather throttle for maximum operator control Side fed air motor for maximum power Over moulded grip for comfort One hand reverse system with built in regulator Titanium exhaust deflector and muffler 360 degree swivel air inlet to avoid coiling of the hose Angled exhaust to blow air away from workstation COMPACT MODEL 3/8”Drive 1/2”Drive 1/2”Drive 3/4”Drive NJ.3000F NS.2000F NS.3000F NK.3000F 10 COMPOSITE IMPACT WRENCHES pracTical Forward / reverse knob with 3 integrated power settings in forward. high performance Low consumption yet powerful motor. safe Socket ring retains socket for safety while still allowing easy removal when needed. conVenienT Swivel air inlet to avoid coiling of the hose. POWER lighTweighT & comforTable Insulating composite housing, chemical and acid resistant. robusT Durable twin hammer mechanism for the toughest applications. & COMFORT greaT conTrol 3/4”Drive Feather teasing trigger for optimal speed regulation. NK.2000F2 COMPACT MODEL 3/8”Drive 1/2”Drive 1/2”Drive NJ.2000F2 NS.1500F2 NS.1800F2 ALUMINIUM IMPACT WRENCHES greaT conTrol Feather teasing trigger for optimal speed regulation. safe Socket ring retains socket for safety while still allowing easy removal when needed. pracTical One hand forward reverse switch with integrated regulator with 5 positions forward. robusT Durable twin hammer mechanism encased PERFORMANCE in a strong aluminium housing. 1/2”Drive Compact & VALUE NS.1010F2 3/8”Drive 3/8”Drive 3/4”Drive 1”Drive 1”Drive COMPACT NJ.1400F2 MODEL NJ.1300F2 NK.1000F2 NM.1000F2 NM.1010LF2 www.facom.com 11 3/8” impACT WRENCHES NJ.3000F MAX TORQUE LIGHTWEIGHT 710 N.m ROBUST & DURABLE PERFECT FOR INTENSIVE USE IN CONFINED SPACES SUCH AS WHEEL ARCHES, TRANSMISSION AND EXHAUST 3/8” TiTanium impacT wrench • Light weight titanium housing for maximum durability.
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