Facom 1/2" Drive Deep Hexagon Impact Socket
£32.95 at Tooled Up · 27% below amazon price £44.95
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The Facom 1/2" Drive Deep Hexagon Impact Socket is an indispensable tool designed to withstand high torque and impact forces, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications in automotive repair, construction, and industrial settings.
Its deep design provides easy access to recessed fasteners and allows for increased clearance when working on components with extended threads.
The hexagon shape ensures a secure grip on nuts and bolts, reducing the risk of slippage and rounding while maximizing torque transfer for efficient fastening and loosening.
quipped with a 1/2" drive size, this socket is comp
Its deep design provides easy access to recessed fasteners and allows for increased clearance when working on components with extended threads.
The hexagon shape ensures a secure grip on nuts and bolts, reducing the risk of slippage and rounding while maximizing torque transfer for efficient fastening and loosening.
quipped with a 1/2" drive size, this socket is comp
EAN 3148516555410 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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