Facom
Facom 46.10AVSE Insulated Open End Wrench 10mm
Insulated 10 mm open-end wrench with 15° angled head, 5-1/8 in overall length, forged alloy steel
- Insulated construction protects against live circuits
- 10 mm opening fits metric fasteners precisely
- 15 degree offset clears obstacles in tight spaces
- 23/64 in head thickness adds strength without bulk
- One-piece alloy steel resists rounding under load
Insulated 10 mm Open-End Wrench
This Facom 46.10AVSE is a single-ended, metric open-end wrench built for live electrical work up to 1 000 V. The 10 mm head is set at a 15-degree angle and measures 23/64 in thick, while the overall length is 5 1/8 in. It is forged from alloy steel as one piece with rounded edges.
Who Should Use This and Who Should Not
Electricians and maintenance technicians needing insulated hand tools for 10 mm fasteners on energised panels will find this wrench suitable. It is not for anyone requiring a box-end or ring head, a different metric size, a non-insulated wrench, or a double-ended configuration.
Deciding Specification: 10 mm Insulated Single End
The critical specification is the 10 mm insulated single open end rated for 1 000 V. If the job demands that exact head size and live-line protection, this tool matches; if a different size, end style or voltage rating is needed, another wrench must be chosen.
Highlights
- Insulated construction protects against live circuits
- 10 mm opening fits metric fasteners precisely
- 15 degree offset clears obstacles in tight spaces
- 23/64 in head thickness adds strength without bulk
- One-piece alloy steel resists rounding under load
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 10 mm head size compare with the other metric options in this series?
The 10 mm head is the size stated for this wrench; other metric sizes are offered separately, so choose the one that matches the fastener you need to turn.
What does the 15 degree offset mean when I use the wrench on a fastener?
The 15 degree angle lets the open end engage the nut or bolt from a shallower swing, which helps in tight spots where a straight handle would hit obstructions.
How does the insulated coating relate to the 23/64 inch head thickness in daily use?
The insulation covers the alloy-steel body, and the 23/64 inch thickness is the metal dimension beneath that coating; together they give a slim, single-end profile that fits confined spaces while maintaining the rated insulation.
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