Facom CM.138 138 Piece Automotive Maintenance Hand Tool Kit
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The Facom CM.138 is a comprehensive 138-piece automotive maintenance hand tool kit designed for professional mechanics and automotive technicians working across a wide range of vehicle servicing and repair tasks.
Supplied under the trusted Facom brand, this kit brings together an extensive selection of hand tools in a single organised solution, making it well suited to workshop environments where efficiency and tool accessibility are essential.
The breadth of the kit means technicians have the right tool to hand for the majority of routine maintenance operations without the need to source indi
Supplied under the trusted Facom brand, this kit brings together an extensive selection of hand tools in a single organised solution, making it well suited to workshop environments where efficiency and tool accessibility are essential.
The breadth of the kit means technicians have the right tool to hand for the majority of routine maintenance operations without the need to source indi
EAN 3662424086106 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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