Facom
Facom FM-76.30 30 mm Bent Nose Pliers
A 30 mm bent nose plier with dual 6-point and 12-point socket ends for metric fasteners
- TypeBent Nose Pliers
- MaterialHAWA
- 30 mm socket fits common metric fasteners
- 12-point and 6-point profiles grip bolt heads securely
- L-shaped wrench provides leverage in tight spaces
- alloy steel construction resists wear under load
- satin finish reduces glare and corrosion
Professional Socket Wrench
The Facom FM-76.30 is a double-headed metric socket wrench built for 30 mm fasteners. It combines 6-point and 12-point socket shapes on an L-shaped alloy steel frame. The satin finish resists corrosion during daily workshop use.
Mechanics needing dual socket access
Technicians who require both 6-point grip and 12-point engagement angles on a single 30 mm tool will benefit from this design. Users working with smaller metric sizes or requiring ratcheting action should select a different wrench configuration.
30 mm metric socket size
The 30 mm socket size is the critical specification that determines compatibility with your specific fastener requirements. Verify the nut or bolt dimension matches exactly before purchase to ensure correct fitment.
Highlights
- 30 mm socket fits common metric fasteners
- 12-point and 6-point profiles grip bolt heads securely
- L-shaped wrench provides leverage in tight spaces
- alloy steel construction resists wear under load
- satin finish reduces glare and corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | Facom |
|---|---|
| Model | FM-76.30 |
| Type | Bent Nose Pliers |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I position the 12-point socket on a 30 mm fastener without rounding the corners?
Seat the 12-point socket fully on the fastener before applying force; the bent nose lets you reach around obstructions, but partial engagement is the step that rounds corners.
What part of the FM-76.30 wears first and needs replacement?
The 12-point socket faces and the pivot joint take the most load; inspect the socket profile for rounding and the joint for play after heavy use.
At what point does the 12 13/64 in handle length stop giving leverage on a stuck 30 mm bolt?
When the required torque exceeds what the 12 13/64 in lever arm can deliver without flexing the alloy-steel body, the handle length becomes the limiting factor.
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