Facom 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet 1/4"
Prices from £29.95 to £47.50 across 2 retailers · 10% below amazon price £33.45
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Amazon UK £33.45 (checked 18 Oct) · #264,483 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £29.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
This 1/4-inch drive ratchet features a sealed pear head design with a 72-tooth mechanism that engages at 5° increments.
The dust-proof, maintenance-free sealed mechanism resists workshop chemicals and solvents.
An ergonomic comfort grip handle combines with an ultra-compact head for precise work in confined spaces.
The drive direction switch enables easy reversal even when wearing gloves or with greasy hands, whilst the palm control system on the head prevents accidental reverse engagement.
Weighs 160 g with an overall length of 121 mm.
The dust-proof, maintenance-free sealed mechanism resists workshop chemicals and solvents.
An ergonomic comfort grip handle combines with an ultra-compact head for precise work in confined spaces.
The drive direction switch enables easy reversal even when wearing gloves or with greasy hands, whilst the palm control system on the head prevents accidental reverse engagement.
Weighs 160 g with an overall length of 121 mm.
EAN 3148519045284 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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