Facom 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Impact Socket Metric
£28.95 at Tooled Up · 29% below amazon price £40.95
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The 33mm Facom NKD.A impact socket provides the ideal solution for larger automotive and industrial fasteners.
This mid-to-large size is commonly found on commercial vehicle wheel nuts, heavy machinery, and construction equipment, making it an essential addition to professional toolkits.
The 12-point bi-hexagon design ensures secure fastener engagement whilst the impact-rated construction handles the demands of pneumatic and electric impact wrenches.
Fully compliant with international standards, this socket delivers consistent performance in demanding environments.
Features and Benefits: • 12-
This mid-to-large size is commonly found on commercial vehicle wheel nuts, heavy machinery, and construction equipment, making it an essential addition to professional toolkits.
The 12-point bi-hexagon design ensures secure fastener engagement whilst the impact-rated construction handles the demands of pneumatic and electric impact wrenches.
Fully compliant with international standards, this socket delivers consistent performance in demanding environments.
Features and Benefits: • 12-
EAN 3662424013966 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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