Facom R.400AVSE VSE Series 10 Piece 1/4" Drive Insulated Socket Set 1/4"
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The Facom R.400AVSE is a 10-piece 1/4" drive insulated socket set designed for safe working on live electrical circuits, rated to 1000V as part of Facom's professional VSE series.
Suitable for electricians, electrical contractors, and anyone working around live or potentially live systems, the 1000V insulation rating provides a critical layer of protection when tightening or removing fasteners in electrical panels, switchgear, and control cabinets.
The 6-point socket profile delivers a secure, positive engagement on hex fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding.
The set covers a practical range
Suitable for electricians, electrical contractors, and anyone working around live or potentially live systems, the 1000V insulation rating provides a critical layer of protection when tightening or removing fasteners in electrical panels, switchgear, and control cabinets.
The 6-point socket profile delivers a secure, positive engagement on hex fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding.
The set covers a practical range
EAN 3148510531267 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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