Facom 3/4" Drive Bi Hexagon Socket
£26.95 at Tooled Up · 27% below amazon price £36.95
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Crafted from premium materials and engineered with precision, this socket offers superior strength and reliability, ensuring optimal performance even in demanding work environments.
With its bi-hexagon design, the Facom sockets provide a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of slipping and rounding off corners.
This feature makes it ideal for loosening or tightening stubborn bolts and nuts with ease, enhancing productivity and efficiency in maintenance and repair tasks.
The 3/4" drive size of the socket offers compatibility with a wide range of ratchets, extension bars, and other access
With its bi-hexagon design, the Facom sockets provide a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of slipping and rounding off corners.
This feature makes it ideal for loosening or tightening stubborn bolts and nuts with ease, enhancing productivity and efficiency in maintenance and repair tasks.
The 3/4" drive size of the socket offers compatibility with a wide range of ratchets, extension bars, and other access
EAN 3148516595423 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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