Facom 3/8" Drive Chrome Knurled Locking Socket Extension Bar
£40.95 at Tooled Up · 35% below amazon price £63.10
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This compact 75mm Facom 3/8" extension bar is the shortest length in the range, ideal for working in confined spaces where clearance is limited.
The 75mm length provides just enough reach to access recessed fasteners without the bulk of longer extensions.
The integrated locking mechanism holds sockets securely in place, preventing them from dropping when working at height or in tight spaces where retrieval would be difficult.
The knurled grip ensures secure handling even in oily or wet conditions, whilst the chrome finish provides long-lasting durability.
Perfect for automotive work, machinery
The 75mm length provides just enough reach to access recessed fasteners without the bulk of longer extensions.
The integrated locking mechanism holds sockets securely in place, preventing them from dropping when working at height or in tight spaces where retrieval would be difficult.
The knurled grip ensures secure handling even in oily or wet conditions, whilst the chrome finish provides long-lasting durability.
Perfect for automotive work, machinery
EAN 3662424035555 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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