

Facom 2 Piece Quatro Ratchet Ring Spanner Set
£39.95 at Tooled Up · 20% below amazon price £49.95
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Amazon UK £49.95 (checked 13 Oct) · #264,865 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £39.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
The Quatro Ratchet Ring Spanners feature a unique four-in-one design, incorporating reversible ratchet functionality on both ends of each spanner.
This innovative design streamlines your workflow, providing versatility and reducing the need for constant tool changes.
The set includes two popular metric sizes, ensuring you have the right spanner for various applications.
Crafted from premium materials, these spanners deliver durability and consistent performance in demanding work environments.
The reversible ratchet mechanism allows for easy operation in tight spaces, making them ideal for auto
This innovative design streamlines your workflow, providing versatility and reducing the need for constant tool changes.
The set includes two popular metric sizes, ensuring you have the right spanner for various applications.
Crafted from premium materials, these spanners deliver durability and consistent performance in demanding work environments.
The reversible ratchet mechanism allows for easy operation in tight spaces, making them ideal for auto
EAN 3148518123754 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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