Facom 23 Piece 1/2" Drive Socket Set Metric in Foam Module Tray 1/2"
£290.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £358.95
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The Facom 23 Piece 1/2" Drive Socket Set Metric in Foam Module Tray is a comprehensive socketry collection designed for professional mechanics and automotive engineers.
This metric socket set delivers everything needed for medium to heavy-duty fastening applications, organised in a practical foam module tray for efficient workshop storage.
The set includes a complete range of 1/2" square drive hex sockets spanning 8mm to 32mm, covering the most common metric fastener sizes found in automotive, plant machinery and general mechanical work.
A reversible ratchet provides the driving force, whilst
This metric socket set delivers everything needed for medium to heavy-duty fastening applications, organised in a practical foam module tray for efficient workshop storage.
The set includes a complete range of 1/2" square drive hex sockets spanning 8mm to 32mm, covering the most common metric fastener sizes found in automotive, plant machinery and general mechanical work.
A reversible ratchet provides the driving force, whilst
EAN 3148517933972 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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