Facom 45 Piece 1/4" Drive Locking Socket, Hexagon Key, Screwdriver and Bit Set Imperial in Module Tray 1/4"
£319.95 at Tooled Up · 14% below amazon price £371.04
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Held at £319.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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Optimise your toolkit with the Facom 45-Piece 1/4" Drive Locking Socket, Hexagon Key, Screwdriver, and Bit Set, designed for precision and reliability.
This comprehensive set includes a versatile range of high-quality sockets, hexagon keys, screwdrivers, and bits, all crafted to meet professional-grade standards.
The innovative locking mechanism ensures secure attachment during use, providing safety and efficiency for intricate tasks.
Housed in a compact module tray, this set is ideal for organized storage in tool cabinets or workstations.
Built with durability in mind, each component is desig
This comprehensive set includes a versatile range of high-quality sockets, hexagon keys, screwdrivers, and bits, all crafted to meet professional-grade standards.
The innovative locking mechanism ensures secure attachment during use, providing safety and efficiency for intricate tasks.
Housed in a compact module tray, this set is ideal for organized storage in tool cabinets or workstations.
Built with durability in mind, each component is desig
EAN 3148519456295 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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