Facom 16 Piece 3/4" Drive Bi Hex Impact Socket Set Metric 3/4"
£559.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £681.95
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The Facom 16 Piece 3/4" Drive Bi Hex Impact Socket Set is a comprehensive metric socket collection designed for heavy-duty impact wrench applications.
This professional-grade set delivers the durability and precision required for demanding automotive, plant maintenance and heavy engineering tasks where larger fasteners are commonly encountered.
The bi-hexagonal design provides enhanced grip on fastener flats whilst reducing the risk of rounding, particularly important when working with corroded or high-torque fixings.
The 3/4" drive size makes this set ideal for commercial vehicle maintenance,
This professional-grade set delivers the durability and precision required for demanding automotive, plant maintenance and heavy engineering tasks where larger fasteners are commonly encountered.
The bi-hexagonal design provides enhanced grip on fastener flats whilst reducing the risk of rounding, particularly important when working with corroded or high-torque fixings.
The 3/4" drive size makes this set ideal for commercial vehicle maintenance,
EAN 3662424017803 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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