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FACOM 285.5 stud puller, clockwise 6-8 mm

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€8.16 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
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Efficient extraction of broken studs

  • Secure grip during removal: The helical flutes bite firmly into the pre-drilled hole, allowing you to unscrew sheared studs with complete control.
  • Designed for Facom 285.5: This stud extractor is engineered specifically to extract sheared studs measuring 6 mm to 8 mm.
  • Compact 60 mm body: The 60 mm overall length enables you to reach and extract fasteners even in tight spaces.

With the Facom 285.5 stud extractor, you can quickly remove broken or seized studs without damaging internal threads. Designed for right-hand threaded studs measuring 6 mm to 8 mm, this tool delivers dependable grip on sheared fasteners. After drilling a pilot hole, the conical helical flutes bite firmly into the material, allowing you to turn counterclockwise and back the broken stud out with complete control. Its compact 60 mm length makes it easy to work in tight spaces, such as automotive engine bays or industrial machinery. You save valuable time by eliminating the need to drill out studs or re-tap damaged screw holes.

Product description

  • 285 - Tape dispensers each, clockwise rotation

Features

  • These left-hand pullers can be used to unscrew studs after pre-drilling with a specific conical drill 285.F.
Key features according to our expert
  • Min. diameter: 6 mm
  • Max. diameter: 8 mm
  • Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Specifications / All features
Min. diameter
6 mm
Max. diameter
8 mm
Supplier warranty
FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Packaging
No
Maximum value
4.3
Number of bolt extractors
1
Minimum value
3.7
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