Facom Screwdrivers
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Facom Screwdrivers at Tooled-Up.com
Tooled-Up.com stocks Facom Screwdrivers in the formats tradespeople actually reach for: ProTwist sets for general fixing work, Micro Tech precision sets for fine components, wooden handle sets for traditional workshop use, and a compact 1/4" ratchet bit driver kit for mobile jobs. Single Isoryl drivers and a blade holder screwdriver cover replacement and specialist needs.
What sets the selection apart is how closely each set is matched to a task. The Micro Tech sets are split by drive type (slotted, Phillips, Torx and hexagon), so you buy the exact profiles you need. The ProTwist and wooden handle sets cover the everyday slotted and Phillips sizes used on site and in the workshop.
Key Features of Facom Screwdrivers
- ProTwist handles: The rotating cap on the ATP.J6, AT.J8 and ATW.J10 sets lets you press with your palm while turning the shaft with your fingers. This gives better control and less hand fatigue on repetitive fastening.
- Stainless steel option: The ATPST.J6 set suits damp, washdown or corrosion-prone environments where standard steel could mark or rust.
- Micro Tech precision tips: The AEF.J2, AEFP.J1, AEX.J2 and 84E.J1 sets have slim, accurately finished tips for small fasteners, helping you avoid damaging delicate screw heads.
- Isoryl handles: The Isoryl parallel slotted and Phillips screwdrivers have tough, comfortable handles for general-purpose work.
- Wooden handles: The 5 and 8 piece sets give a traditional, solid feel that many joiners and maintenance fitters still prefer.
- Ratchet bit driver kit: The 31 piece 1/4" metric set packs a ratchet drive and a bit selection into a compact case. It is useful where space is tight or you are moving between jobs.
Who Uses Facom Screwdrivers?
- Joiners and chippies: Wooden handle and slotted sets for fitting, adjusting hinges and general site work.
- Maintenance engineers: ProTwist sets for machinery, panels and equipment upkeep.
- Service engineers and mobile tradespeople: The compact ratchet bit driver kit fits easily in a van or bag.
- Electronics and instrument technicians: Micro Tech and watchmakers' precision sets for small, delicate fasteners.
- Food, marine and washdown environments: Stainless steel ProTwist screwdrivers where corrosion is a concern.
Popular Facom Screwdrivers
ProTwist Screwdriver Sets
The ATP.J6 6 piece, AT.J8 8 piece and ATW.J10 10 piece sets are the core of the selection. Choose the size that matches how many sizes you use day to day. The stainless steel ATPST.J6 adds extra corrosion resistance.
Micro Tech Precision Sets
Five-piece Micro Tech sets cover slotted (AEF.J2), Phillips (AEFP.J1) and hexagon (84E.J1) drives, while the AEX.J2 offers eight Torx sizes. The 9 piece watchmakers precision set suits very fine work.
Wooden Handle and Isoryl Screwdrivers
The 5 piece slotted and 8 piece wooden handle sets suit traditional workshop use. For single replacements, Isoryl parallel slotted and Phillips screwdrivers are available, along with a blade holder screwdriver with slotted and Phillips blades.
Shop the full selection of Facom Screwdrivers at Tooled-Up.com and match the set to your trade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Facom screwdriver set is best for general trade use?
The ProTwist sets are a strong all-round choice. The 6 piece ATP.J6 covers essentials, while the 8 and 10 piece sets add extra sizes and profiles for wider use.
What are Micro Tech screwdrivers used for?
They are precision screwdrivers for small fasteners in electronics, instruments and similar equipment. Sets are available in slotted, Phillips, Torx and hexagon profiles.
Is there a Facom screwdriver set suitable for corrosive environments?
Yes. The ATPST.J6 6 piece ProTwist set is stainless steel, which makes it a sensible pick for damp or washdown conditions.
Can I use a ratchet bit driver set instead of separate screwdrivers?
For confined spaces and mobile work, the 31 piece 1/4" ratchet bit driver set is a compact alternative. For regular daily use on common fasteners, dedicated screwdrivers are often quicker to pick up and use.