

Facom 311B Magnetic Spirit Level
£143.95 at Tooled Up · 48% below amazon price £277.40
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The Facom 311B 600mm Magnetic Spirit Level offers an ideal balance of length and manoeuvrability, making it the perfect choice for general metalworking, pipefitting, and fabrication tasks where compact handling is advantageous.
This length is particularly well-suited for confined spaces and detailed alignment work whilst still providing sufficient reference for accurate levelling.
The magnetic base grips firmly to ferrous metal surfaces, allowing hands-free operation when positioning components or checking alignments.
Equipped with three precision vials covering vertical, horizontal, and decli
This length is particularly well-suited for confined spaces and detailed alignment work whilst still providing sufficient reference for accurate levelling.
The magnetic base grips firmly to ferrous metal surfaces, allowing hands-free operation when positioning components or checking alignments.
Equipped with three precision vials covering vertical, horizontal, and decli
EAN 3148518336352 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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