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Facom Set Drehmomentschluessel 1/2" 60 - 340Nm ( S.208-340 ) + 55 tlg. Steckschlüssel Satz 1/4" + 1/2" ( RS.161-2 )

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Facom Set Drehmomentschluessel 1/2" 60 - 340Nm ( S.208-340 ) + 55 tlg. Steckschlüssel Satz 1/4" + 1/2" ( RS.161-2 )Lieferumfang: 1x Facom S. 208 200 Drehmomentschlssel 1 2 1x R. 161B Umschaltknarre 1 4" 1x S. 161B Umschaltknarre 1 2" 1x R. 236 Steckgroff 1x Verlngerung R. 209 1x Verlngerung R. 240A 1x S. 240A 1 2" Universal Kardangelenk 1x R. 210 Verlngerung 1 4" 1x R. 210 Verlngerung 1 2" 1x R. 235 Verbindungsstck fr Bits Steckschlssel 5. 5 mm 14 mm Steckschlssel 10 mm 32 mm Bits fr Schlitzschrauben 4. 5 6. 5 8 mm Bits fr Kreuzschlitz PH 1 2 3 & PZ 1 2 3 Bits fr

Lieferumfang:

- 1x Facom S.208-200 Drehmomentschlüssel 1/2”
- 1x R.161B Umschaltknarre 1/4"
- 1x S.161B Umschaltknarre 1/2"
- 1x R.236 Steckgroff
- 1x Verlängerung R.209
- 1x Verlängerung R.240A
- 1x S.240A 1/2" Universal-Kardangelenk
- 1x R.210 Verlängerung 1/4"
- 1x R.210 Verlängerung 1/2"
- 1x R.235 Verbindungsstück für Bits
- Steckschlüssel 5.5 mm - 14 mm
- Steckschlüssel 10 mm - 32 mm
- Bits für Schlitzschrauben 4.5/6.5/8 mm
- Bits für Kreuzschlitz PH 1/2/3 & PZ 1/2/3
- Bits für Innensechskant SW 3/4/5/6/7 mm
- Bits für Torx T 10/15/20/25/27/30/40
- Piktogrammaufkleber

Produktbeschreibung:

Der automatisch auslösende Facom S.208-340 Drehmomentschlüssel mit der 1/2” Aufnahme verfügt einen Mechanismus mit einer Widerstandskraft für bis zu 25.000 Zyklen und überzeugt mit einer Genauigkeit von ± 4 %. Das Gerät verfügt über eine Knarre mit 72 Zähnen und einem Drehwinkel von 5° für den Einsatz mit Steckschlüsseln. Weiterhin wird ein fühlbares und hörbares Ausschalten beim Erreichen des Drehmoments signalisiert. Der Drehmomentschlüssel ist geeeicht nach ISO 6789. Der Facom RS.161-2 Knarrenkasten ist ein 55-teiliges Steckschlüssel - Set und der Nachfolger des RS 440 E Sets von Facom. Verbessert wurden für das neue Set vor allem die beiden Knarren, die jetzt flacher und zugleich 10% robuster sind. Die Knarren sind mit innenliegenden Dichtungen ausgestattet, die das Eindringen von Schmutz verhindern, zudem wurde ein IP51 Zertifikat erreicht. Im Kasten enthalten sind allerlei Bits, für Torx, für Innensechskant, für Schlitzschrauben und für Kreuzschlitz in verschiedenen Größen, sowie diverse Stecknüsse und praktische Verlängerungen. Verpackt ist das Set in einem praktischen und robusten Facom Kasten mit herausnehmbaren Modul für passend in die gängigsten Werkstattwägen.

Technische Daten:

Länge: 632 mm
Gewicht: 1,5 kg
Drehmomentschlüssel 1/2” Aufnahme
Leistung: 60-340 Nm


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