Facom 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Impact Socket Metric
£40.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £54.95
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The 46mm Facom NKD.A impact socket represents the largest size in this range, designed for the most demanding heavy-duty applications.
This substantial socket is indispensable for industrial maintenance, mining equipment, and large commercial vehicles where maximum-size fasteners are standard.
The robust construction handles extreme torque loads whilst maintaining precision fit.
The extended 63mm length provides enhanced reach for recessed fasteners, and the substantial weight reflects the reinforced design necessary for professional-grade impact tool use.
Features and Benefits: • Maximum 46mm
This substantial socket is indispensable for industrial maintenance, mining equipment, and large commercial vehicles where maximum-size fasteners are standard.
The robust construction handles extreme torque loads whilst maintaining precision fit.
The extended 63mm length provides enhanced reach for recessed fasteners, and the substantial weight reflects the reinforced design necessary for professional-grade impact tool use.
Features and Benefits: • Maximum 46mm
EAN 3662424014031 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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