Facom 8 Piece T Handle Hexagon Allen Key Set Metric
£109.95 at Tooled Up · 17% below amazon price £132.95
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The Facom 8 Piece T Handle Hexagon Allen Key Set offers professional-grade hex keys designed for efficient fastening work across mechanical, automotive and assembly applications.
This metric set provides comprehensive coverage of the most commonly used sizes for trade and workshop use.
Each T-handle features hex keys on both ends of the crossbar, providing multiple working positions and improved accessibility in confined spaces.
The T-handle design delivers superior leverage and torque compared to standard L-shaped keys, making it particularly suitable for working with seized or overtightened
This metric set provides comprehensive coverage of the most commonly used sizes for trade and workshop use.
Each T-handle features hex keys on both ends of the crossbar, providing multiple working positions and improved accessibility in confined spaces.
The T-handle design delivers superior leverage and torque compared to standard L-shaped keys, making it particularly suitable for working with seized or overtightened
EAN 3148518204477 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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