Facom 38 Piece 1/4" Drive NANO Socket and Bit Set Imperial
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The Facom 38 Piece 1/4" Drive NANO Socket and Bit Set Imperial is a comprehensive tool kit designed for precision work with imperial fasteners and fixings.
This compact set combines a versatile range of 1/4" drive sockets with an extensive selection of driver bits, housed in a practical plastic storage case for easy transport and organisation on site.
The set centres around a 1/4" ratchet and includes ten 6-point imperial sockets ranging from 7/32" through to 9/16", covering the most commonly encountered sizes in maintenance, assembly and mechanical work.
The socket range is complemented by tw
This compact set combines a versatile range of 1/4" drive sockets with an extensive selection of driver bits, housed in a practical plastic storage case for easy transport and organisation on site.
The set centres around a 1/4" ratchet and includes ten 6-point imperial sockets ranging from 7/32" through to 9/16", covering the most commonly encountered sizes in maintenance, assembly and mechanical work.
The socket range is complemented by tw
EAN 3148519085457 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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