

Facom CPE.A2 4 Piece Plier Set
£143.95 at Tooled Up · 32% below amazon price £211.99
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The Facom CPE.A2 is a 4 piece plier set from Facom, offering a practical and well-organised selection of hand tools suited to a range of trade and workshop applications.
Facom is a trusted name among professional tradespeople, known for producing high-quality hand tools built to withstand the demands of daily use.
A plier set from this range provides the versatility needed across electrical, mechanical, and general maintenance tasks.
With four pliers included, this set is designed to cover the most common gripping, cutting, and holding tasks encountered on the job.
It is a practical choice for
Facom is a trusted name among professional tradespeople, known for producing high-quality hand tools built to withstand the demands of daily use.
A plier set from this range provides the versatility needed across electrical, mechanical, and general maintenance tasks.
With four pliers included, this set is designed to cover the most common gripping, cutting, and holding tasks encountered on the job.
It is a practical choice for
EAN 3662424088674 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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