Facom MOD.R161-46 52 Piece Tool Kit in Module Tray
£296.95 at Tooled Up · 26% below amazon price £399.56
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The Facom MOD.R161-46 is a 52-piece module tool kit combining hex keys, Torx keys, a screwdriver bit set, and a 1/4" socket set in a single organised thermoformed tray.
Designed for professional mechanics, automotive technicians, and serious home workshop users, this kit covers an impressive range of fastener types and sizes in a compact, tray-based format.
The thermoformed tray (420 x 188 mm) is sized to fit directly into Facom CHRONO XL, CHRONO+, JET XL, and JET+ roller cabinets, as well as the MBOX.L box, making it an ideal module for those building or expanding a Facom storage system.
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Designed for professional mechanics, automotive technicians, and serious home workshop users, this kit covers an impressive range of fastener types and sizes in a compact, tray-based format.
The thermoformed tray (420 x 188 mm) is sized to fit directly into Facom CHRONO XL, CHRONO+, JET XL, and JET+ roller cabinets, as well as the MBOX.L box, making it an ideal module for those building or expanding a Facom storage system.
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EAN 3662424075995 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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