Facom 2 Leg Puller 340mm
£247.95 at Tooled Up · 51% below amazon price £508.96
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This heavy-duty 5-tonne capacity Facom U.232 sliding leg puller with an impressive maximum reach of 340mm and maximum depth of 190mm is engineered for the most demanding extraction tasks.
The exceptional working dimensions make it the ideal choice for large industrial components, heavy automotive assemblies, and applications requiring significant reach and pulling power.
The robust construction incorporates Facom's proven safety features, with legs designed to cantilever under pressure, automatically locking them in position and preventing sliding along the beam.
The versatile leg configuratio
The exceptional working dimensions make it the ideal choice for large industrial components, heavy automotive assemblies, and applications requiring significant reach and pulling power.
The robust construction incorporates Facom's proven safety features, with legs designed to cantilever under pressure, automatically locking them in position and preventing sliding along the beam.
The versatile leg configuratio
EAN 3148517712270 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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