Facom 1/2" Drive Deep Bi Hexagon Socket Metric
£31.95 at Tooled Up · 27% below amazon price £43.95
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Crafted from high-grade materials, this socket offers exceptional strength and longevity, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.
Its deep design allows easy access to recessed fasteners, ensuring efficient and hassle-free operation in tight spaces.
The bi-hexagon shape provides multiple contact points with nuts and bolts, minimising the risk of slippage and rounding while maximising torque transfer.
With a 1/2" drive size, this socket is compatible with a variety of ratchets, extensions, and accessories, offering versatility and convenience for a wide range of tasks.
Features & Benefi
Its deep design allows easy access to recessed fasteners, ensuring efficient and hassle-free operation in tight spaces.
The bi-hexagon shape provides multiple contact points with nuts and bolts, minimising the risk of slippage and rounding while maximising torque transfer.
With a 1/2" drive size, this socket is compatible with a variety of ratchets, extensions, and accessories, offering versatility and convenience for a wide range of tasks.
Features & Benefi
EAN 3148510554754 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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