Facom AXS.LJ1 20 Piece 1/2" Drive Hexagon Socket Set
£221.95 at Tooled Up · 21% below amazon price £281.07
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The Facom AXS.LJ1 is a 20-piece 1/2" drive hexagon socket set built for professional versatility, offering comprehensive coverage for a wide range of fastening and removal tasks.
Supplied with sixteen 6-point metric sockets spanning 10mm to 32mm, it handles the majority of nut and bolt sizes encountered in automotive, mechanical, and general maintenance work.
Central to the set is the included extension wrench accessory, which makes working in confined or awkward spaces considerably more practical.
Alongside this, a socket extension bar and universal joint further extend reach and allow for an
Supplied with sixteen 6-point metric sockets spanning 10mm to 32mm, it handles the majority of nut and bolt sizes encountered in automotive, mechanical, and general maintenance work.
Central to the set is the included extension wrench accessory, which makes working in confined or awkward spaces considerably more practical.
Alongside this, a socket extension bar and universal joint further extend reach and allow for an
EAN 3662424148828 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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