Facom 1/2" Drive Non Sparking Bi Hexagon Socket Metric
£112.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £139.95
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The Facom 1/2" Drive Non-Sparking Bi Hexagon Socket Metric is designed for maximum safety and performance in hazardous environments.
Ideal for use in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and mining, this socket is crafted from high-quality copper beryllium alloy, ensuring it is non-sparking and safe for use in explosive atmospheres.
With its bi-hexagon (12-point) design, this metric socket provides a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and ensuring efficient torque transfer.
The 1/2" drive size is compatible with a wide range of ratchets and torque wrenches,
Ideal for use in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and mining, this socket is crafted from high-quality copper beryllium alloy, ensuring it is non-sparking and safe for use in explosive atmospheres.
With its bi-hexagon (12-point) design, this metric socket provides a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and ensuring efficient torque transfer.
The 1/2" drive size is compatible with a wide range of ratchets and torque wrenches,
EAN 3148518681179 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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