Facom 22 Piece 1/2" Drive Socket Set Metric in Detection Box 1/2"
£282.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £349.95
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The Facom 22-Piece 1/2" Drive Metric Socket Set is a comprehensive toolkit designed to meet the demands of professionals who require precision and reliability.
Packed in a robust Detection Box, this set ensures your tools are always organised and easily accessible.
Features and Benefits • high-quality metric sockets covering a broad range of fastener sizes, ideal for various mechanical and industrial applications • The storage case features a detection system, allowing quick identification of missing tools for added convenience and efficiency • Crafted from premium materials to withstand heavy
Packed in a robust Detection Box, this set ensures your tools are always organised and easily accessible.
Features and Benefits • high-quality metric sockets covering a broad range of fastener sizes, ideal for various mechanical and industrial applications • The storage case features a detection system, allowing quick identification of missing tools for added convenience and efficiency • Crafted from premium materials to withstand heavy
EAN 3148519243512 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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