Facom MOD.SL161-46 26 Piece 1/2" Drive Hexagon Socket Set
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The Facom MOD.SL161-46 is a 26-piece 1/2" drive hexagon socket set, designed to give tradespeople and mechanics a comprehensive selection of metric sockets in a single organised kit.
Built to the exacting standards associated with the Facom name, this socket set centres around the versatile 1/2" drive, a favoured choice for general mechanical and automotive work where solid torque transfer and compatibility with a wide range of drive tools are essential.
The hexagon (6-point) socket profile ensures maximum contact with fastener faces, reducing the risk of rounding and providing a secure, posit
Built to the exacting standards associated with the Facom name, this socket set centres around the versatile 1/2" drive, a favoured choice for general mechanical and automotive work where solid torque transfer and compatibility with a wide range of drive tools are essential.
The hexagon (6-point) socket profile ensures maximum contact with fastener faces, reducing the risk of rounding and providing a secure, posit
EAN 3662424066993 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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