Facom MODM.SL1SLS 21 Piece 1/2" Drive SLS Hexagon Socket Set
£255.95 at Tooled Up · 44% below amazon price £453.99
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The Facom MODM.SL1SLS is a 21-piece 1/2" drive hexagon socket set, built to professional standards and designed for demanding workshop and on-site fastening applications.
The ratchet features an SLS lanyard mounting loop for securely tethering to the user.
The 1/2" drive configuration makes this set particularly well suited to heavy-duty fastening tasks where higher torque output is required, such as automotive, mechanical engineering, and industrial maintenance work.
With 21 pieces included, the set provides a broad range of hexagon socket sizes to cover the majority of fastening requirements
The ratchet features an SLS lanyard mounting loop for securely tethering to the user.
The 1/2" drive configuration makes this set particularly well suited to heavy-duty fastening tasks where higher torque output is required, such as automotive, mechanical engineering, and industrial maintenance work.
With 21 pieces included, the set provides a broad range of hexagon socket sizes to cover the majority of fastening requirements
EAN 3662424050107 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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