Facom 27 Piece 1/4" Drive NANO Socket and Bit Set Imperial
£176.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £218.95
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Part of Facom’s renowned NANO range, the RL.NANO-U112 socket and bit set offers exceptional performance and versatility in a compact design.
This 27-piece set includes 1/4" drive sockets, screwdriver bits, and essential accessories, perfectly suited for precision applications.
The ergonomic ratchet and screwdriver handles provide optimal grip and control, making tasks efficient and comfortable.
Crafted for durability and portability, the set comes housed in a robust plastic carry case, ensuring your equipment stays organised and protected, whether in the workshop or on the go.
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This 27-piece set includes 1/4" drive sockets, screwdriver bits, and essential accessories, perfectly suited for precision applications.
The ergonomic ratchet and screwdriver handles provide optimal grip and control, making tasks efficient and comfortable.
Crafted for durability and portability, the set comes housed in a robust plastic carry case, ensuring your equipment stays organised and protected, whether in the workshop or on the go.
Features and Ben
EAN 3148519085532 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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