Facom 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Impact Socket Metric 3/4" 35mm
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The 35mm Facom NKD.A impact socket addresses specific requirements in heavy commercial and industrial maintenance.
This size is specified on certain commercial vehicle models, plant machinery, and heavy equipment where precise fastener dimensions are critical.
The 56mm length improves accessibility in deeper recesses whilst the 520g weight provides stable operation with professional impact tools.
Standards compliance ensures this socket meets the demanding requirements of safety-critical industrial applications.
Features and Benefits: • Specific 35mm size for precise applications • Improved ac
This size is specified on certain commercial vehicle models, plant machinery, and heavy equipment where precise fastener dimensions are critical.
The 56mm length improves accessibility in deeper recesses whilst the 520g weight provides stable operation with professional impact tools.
Standards compliance ensures this socket meets the demanding requirements of safety-critical industrial applications.
Features and Benefits: • Specific 35mm size for precise applications • Improved ac
EAN 3662424013980 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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