Facom Flare Nut Spanner Metric
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A Facom open double-ended flare nut spanner for workshop use.
It has 30 mm and 32 mm wrench sizes with head gaps of 22 mm and 24 mm.
Total length is 300 mm, with a large head width of 52.4 mm, large head height of 21.5 mm and small head height of 19.5 mm.
It has a chrome finish.
Meets DIN 3118 and ISO 691.
It has 30 mm and 32 mm wrench sizes with head gaps of 22 mm and 24 mm.
Total length is 300 mm, with a large head width of 52.4 mm, large head height of 21.5 mm and small head height of 19.5 mm.
It has a chrome finish.
Meets DIN 3118 and ISO 691.
EAN 3148511017302 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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