Facom 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Impact Socket Metric 3/4" 38mm
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The 38mm Facom NKD.A impact socket provides substantial sizing for heavy-duty industrial and commercial applications.
This large dimension is essential for plant maintenance, heavy construction equipment, and large commercial vehicles where sizeable fastening systems are standard.
The 56mm length delivers improved reach whilst the robust construction handles extreme torque loads.
At 540g, this socket provides the mass necessary for controlled impact tool operation whilst the bi-hexagon design ensures reliable fastener engagement under demanding conditions.
Features and Benefits: • Substantial
This large dimension is essential for plant maintenance, heavy construction equipment, and large commercial vehicles where sizeable fastening systems are standard.
The 56mm length delivers improved reach whilst the robust construction handles extreme torque loads.
At 540g, this socket provides the mass necessary for controlled impact tool operation whilst the bi-hexagon design ensures reliable fastener engagement under demanding conditions.
Features and Benefits: • Substantial
EAN 3662424014000 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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