Facom 76.JE16 16 Piece Angled Socket Spanner Set
£274.95 at Tooled Up · 12% below amazon price £311.13
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Held at £274.95 since we started tracking it on 5 Oct.
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The Facom 76.JE16 is a 16-piece set of angled open socket spanners, designed to provide both accessibility and leverage when working with nuts, bolts, and threaded fasteners in tight or awkward locations.
The dual-head design is a practical advantage in demanding applications.
The short head offers one-side opening, allowing the spanner to pass over threaded rods without obstruction, while the long head delivers the additional leverage needed for powerful unlocking of stubborn fixings.
This combination makes the set well suited to mechanical assembly, automotive work, and general maintenance t
The dual-head design is a practical advantage in demanding applications.
The short head offers one-side opening, allowing the spanner to pass over threaded rods without obstruction, while the long head delivers the additional leverage needed for powerful unlocking of stubborn fixings.
This combination makes the set well suited to mechanical assembly, automotive work, and general maintenance t
EAN 3148515324000 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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