Facom 1/2" Drive Deep Thin Wall Hexagon Impact Socket
£35.95 at Tooled Up · 49% below amazon price £70.04
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Crafted from premium-grade materials, the Facom 1/2" Drive Deep Thin Wall Hexagon Impact Socket offers exceptional strength and longevity.
Its thin wall design allows for easy access to tight spaces, making it perfect for working on recessed or confined nuts and bolts.
The deep socket construction ensures a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and slippage.
Designed for use with impact wrenches and drivers, this socket is capable of withstanding high torque applications.
The hexagon shape provides maximum contact with fasteners, ensuring efficient torque transfer and minimis
Its thin wall design allows for easy access to tight spaces, making it perfect for working on recessed or confined nuts and bolts.
The deep socket construction ensures a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and slippage.
Designed for use with impact wrenches and drivers, this socket is capable of withstanding high torque applications.
The hexagon shape provides maximum contact with fasteners, ensuring efficient torque transfer and minimis
EAN 3148510456317 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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