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FACOM 43.7X9 open ring spanners with collar 124mm 7x9mm

Supplier number: FACOM 43.7X9 | EAN 3148511021002
Recommended Retail Price €47.76
29.40 tax incl.
€24.30 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 08/10/2026



€29.40
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Ring spanner type: Open ring spanner
  • With safety colour code 1000V: Not applicable
  • Drive profile size 1: 7 mm
  • Supplier warranty: FACOM - Lifetime (E)
  • Non-sparking: No
  • Surface treatment: Chrome plated, satin finised
  • VDE approved: No
  • Length: 124 mm
  • Type of drive profile 2: Hexagon
  • Drive profile size 2: 9 mm
  • Type of drive profile 1: Hexagon

Product description

  • 43 - Straight open ring spanners with collar, metric sizes

Features

  • Open ring spanners with collar: the head is reinforced by the collar, allowing loosening and tightening with force. Examples: brake hoses, nozzle nut.
  • The collar further holds the spanner on the nut.
  • Short handle for better handling.
  • Metric sizes: from 7 to 19 mm.
  • Finish: chrome-plated, satinised.

All Features

Ring spanner type
Open ring spanner
With safety colour code 1000v
Not applicable
Drive profile size 1
7 mm
Supplier warranty
FACOM - Lifetime (E)
Non-sparking
No
Surface treatment
Chrome plated, satin finised
Vde approved
No
Length
124 mm
Type of drive profile 2
Hexagon
Drive profile size 2
9 mm
Type of drive profile 1
Hexagon
Key width small (inch)
1/4"
Key width small (mm)
7
Head height small (mm)
5
Head width small (mm)
15.6
Insulated 1000 v
No
Surface protection
Chromed
Key size large (inch)
3/8"
Spark arm version
No
Crescent model
No
Head height large (mm)
6.6
Head width large (mm)
18.3
Single-key version
No
Curved
No
Key width large (mm)
9
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