Facom 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Impact Socket Metric
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The 17mm Facom NKD.A impact socket offers precise sizing for smaller metric fasteners in professional applications.
This compact size is commonly found on automotive suspension components, engine assemblies, and light industrial equipment, making it a versatile addition to any toolkit.
Despite its smaller dimensions, this socket delivers full impact-rated performance with the same standards compliance as larger sizes.
The 12-point bi-hexagon design provides excellent fastener engagement whilst remaining lightweight for ease of handling during extended use.
Features and Benefits: • Compact 17mm
This compact size is commonly found on automotive suspension components, engine assemblies, and light industrial equipment, making it a versatile addition to any toolkit.
Despite its smaller dimensions, this socket delivers full impact-rated performance with the same standards compliance as larger sizes.
The 12-point bi-hexagon design provides excellent fastener engagement whilst remaining lightweight for ease of handling during extended use.
Features and Benefits: • Compact 17mm
EAN 3148516564054 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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