

Facom Non Sparking Phillips Screwdriver
£26.95 at Tooled Up · 31% below amazon price £38.95
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Crafted from high-quality materials, this screwdriver is engineered to prevent sparks during use, making it suitable for use in explosive atmospheres.
For safety reasons, Facom uses wooden handles to eliminate any risk of sparks.
This is not the case with some bi-material plastic handles.
Its ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip and precise control, allowing for efficient and accurate screwdriving tasks.
The Phillips head design ensures compatibility with a wide range of Phillips screws commonly found in machinery and equipment.
Features & Benefits • Made from special non sparking and
For safety reasons, Facom uses wooden handles to eliminate any risk of sparks.
This is not the case with some bi-material plastic handles.
Its ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip and precise control, allowing for efficient and accurate screwdriving tasks.
The Phillips head design ensures compatibility with a wide range of Phillips screws commonly found in machinery and equipment.
Features & Benefits • Made from special non sparking and
EAN 3148518696203 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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