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The Expert by Facom Truck Wheel Nut Wrench is a 32mm spanner for heavy goods vehicles.
Features & Benefits • ISO 1711 • ISO 2725 • Phosphate finish Specifications • Spanner Size: 32mm • Dimensions: 372mm x 215mm
Features & Benefits • ISO 1711 • ISO 2725 • Phosphate finish Specifications • Spanner Size: 32mm • Dimensions: 372mm x 215mm
EAN 3258952011231 · Expert By Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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