Facom 467BR Reversible Fast Ratcheting Combination Wrench
£29.95 at Tooled Up · 27% below amazon price £40.95
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Designed for rapid fastening and loosening, this high-quality wrench features a reversible ratcheting mechanism that allows for quick direction changes without removing the tool from the fastener.
Crafted from robust chrome vanadium steel, the Facom 467BR ensures exceptional strength and longevity.
Its polished chrome finish offers superior corrosion resistance, maintaining the tool's integrity even in harsh working environments.
The open-end and box-end combination offers versatility, accommodating various fastening tasks with ease.
The precise, high-torque design ensures a secure grip on fas
Crafted from robust chrome vanadium steel, the Facom 467BR ensures exceptional strength and longevity.
Its polished chrome finish offers superior corrosion resistance, maintaining the tool's integrity even in harsh working environments.
The open-end and box-end combination offers versatility, accommodating various fastening tasks with ease.
The precise, high-torque design ensures a secure grip on fas
EAN 3662424065040 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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