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Facom FM-31.6X7 Open End Wrench Satin 6 x 7mm
Satin-finish alloy-steel open-end wrench with 6 mm and 7 mm heads for tightening and loosening small fasteners
- Satin finish resists corrosion for lasting performance
- Alloy steel construction delivers strength and durability
- 6 mm and 7 mm heads cover common fastener sizes
- 5 53/64 in length provides secure grip with gloves
- Compact design enables precision work on small parts
Precision Fastener Tool
The Facom FM-31.6X7 is a double open-end wrench sized 6 x 7 mm for metric fasteners. Its compact profile suits maintenance tasks on small components where access is tight. Professional technicians and DIY users alike will find it fits common hardware around the workshop or home.
Alloy Steel Durability
Satin finish resists corrosion while reducing glare during use. Alloy steel construction withstands repeated torque cycles without rounding. Overall length of 5 53/64 in and width of 5 27/32 in give a secure grip even when wearing gloves. Slim heads reach recessed nuts that box spanners cannot.
Essential Metric Addition
This wrench fills the 6 mm and 7 mm gap in a metric set, replacing improvised adjustable tools that slip. The jump is worth it whenever precision fit prevents fastener damage on bicycles, electronics enclosures or automotive trim. Buyers needing larger drive sizes or ratcheting action should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Satin finish resists corrosion for lasting performance
- Alloy steel construction delivers strength and durability
- 6 mm and 7 mm heads cover common fastener sizes
- 5 53/64 in length provides secure grip with gloves
- Compact design enables precision work on small parts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What fastener sizes does the 6 x 7 mm open end fit?
The wrench has two open ends sized 6 mm and 7 mm for metric nuts and bolts.
What is the overall length and width of the wrench?
It measures 5 53/64 inches long and 5 27/32 inches wide, giving ample leverage even with gloves.
How do I engage the fastener correctly to avoid rounding?
Seat the open end fully flat on the fastener faces, then pull perpendicular to the handle; tilting the wrench is the common error.
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