Facom 440 Series Combination Spanner
Prices from £39.95 to £69.11 across 2 retailers · 10% below amazon price £44.45
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Amazon UK £44.45 (checked 26 Oct) · #14,138 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £39.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
1 price change · since 10 Sept
A standard 34 mm metric combination spanner for general workshop applications, combining an open-ended jaw and a 12-point offset ring end with Facom OGV profile.
The ring head and yoke are bent at 15 degrees.
It measures 390 mm in total length with a chrome-plated, satin finish.
The open-end head is 72 mm wide and 13 mm thick, while the ring head is 48.9 mm wide and 19 mm thick.
Meets ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1, ISO 7738, ISO 691, DIN 1711-1, DIN 3113, DIN 691, NF 3318, NF 1711-1, NF 7738, NF 691 and ASME B107.100.
The ring head and yoke are bent at 15 degrees.
It measures 390 mm in total length with a chrome-plated, satin finish.
The open-end head is 72 mm wide and 13 mm thick, while the ring head is 48.9 mm wide and 19 mm thick.
Meets ISO 3318, ISO 1711-1, ISO 7738, ISO 691, DIN 1711-1, DIN 3113, DIN 691, NF 3318, NF 1711-1, NF 7738, NF 691 and ASME B107.100.
EAN 3148517682047 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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