Facom 3/4" Drive Hexagon Impact Socket
Prices from £53.95 to £68.03 across 2 retailers · 50% below amazon price £106.84
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A standard-length metric impact socket from Facom with a 3/4 in square drive and a 46 mm 6-point fastener profile.
It has a 44 mm outer diameter at the wrench side, a 65 mm outer diameter at the fastener side, and a total length of 63 mm.
Made to ISO 1711-2, ISO 2725-2, DIN 3129 and ASME B107.33 standards.
It has a 44 mm outer diameter at the wrench side, a 65 mm outer diameter at the fastener side, and a total length of 63 mm.
Made to ISO 1711-2, ISO 2725-2, DIN 3129 and ASME B107.33 standards.
EAN 3148516554703 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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