Facom 18 Piece 3/4" Drive Dust Proof Ratchet and Bi Hex Socket Set Metric 3/4"
£529.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £645.95
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This comprehensive set includes 18 metric Bi Hex sockets, ranging from 19mm to 55mm, providing the versatility to handle a wide range of fasteners.
The sockets are crafted from high-quality chrome vanadium steel, ensuring maximum strength and longevity.
Each socket features a bi-hexagonal design for a secure grip and reduced wear on fasteners.
The standout feature of this set is the dust-proof ratchet, engineered to withstand tough environments and ensure smooth operation.
The ratchet's robust construction and fine-tooth mechanism offer precise control and effortless use, even in confined spac
The sockets are crafted from high-quality chrome vanadium steel, ensuring maximum strength and longevity.
Each socket features a bi-hexagonal design for a secure grip and reduced wear on fasteners.
The standout feature of this set is the dust-proof ratchet, engineered to withstand tough environments and ensure smooth operation.
The ratchet's robust construction and fine-tooth mechanism offer precise control and effortless use, even in confined spac
EAN 3148519445893 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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