Facom 440 Series Combination Spanner 36mm
Prices from £42.95 to £80.59 across 2 retailers · 16% below amazon price £51.14
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Held at £42.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
A metric combination spanner for general applications.
It features an open end and a 12-point offset ring head with an OGV profile, bent by 15 degrees.
It is chrome-plated with a satin finish.
The 36 mm open end is 76 mm wide and 14 mm high; the 36 mm ring end is 53 mm wide and 20 mm high.
Overall length is 440 mm, weighing 945 g.
Meets ASME B107.100, DIN 1711-1, DIN 3113, DIN 691, ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1, ISO 7738, ISO 691, NF 3318, NF 1711-1, NF 7738 and NF 691.
It features an open end and a 12-point offset ring head with an OGV profile, bent by 15 degrees.
It is chrome-plated with a satin finish.
The 36 mm open end is 76 mm wide and 14 mm high; the 36 mm ring end is 53 mm wide and 20 mm high.
Overall length is 440 mm, weighing 945 g.
Meets ASME B107.100, DIN 1711-1, DIN 3113, DIN 691, ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1, ISO 7738, ISO 691, NF 3318, NF 1711-1, NF 7738 and NF 691.
EAN 3148517682214 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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