Facom MOD.JL171-36 20 Piece 3/8" Drive Hexagon Socket Set
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The Facom MOD.JL171-36 is a 20 piece 3/8" drive hexagon socket set, offering a comprehensive selection of hex sockets suited to a wide range of mechanical and engineering tasks.
Designed for professional tradespeople, this set provides the versatility needed to tackle fasteners across automotive, industrial, and workshop applications.
Built under the trusted Facom brand, this socket set delivers the reliability and precision that mechanics and technicians expect.
The 3/8" drive size strikes a practical balance between torque capacity and accessibility, making it a dependable choice for both ro
Designed for professional tradespeople, this set provides the versatility needed to tackle fasteners across automotive, industrial, and workshop applications.
Built under the trusted Facom brand, this socket set delivers the reliability and precision that mechanics and technicians expect.
The 3/8" drive size strikes a practical balance between torque capacity and accessibility, making it a dependable choice for both ro
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