Facom RL.161-6P6 37 Piece 1/4" Drive Hexagon Socket Set
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The Facom RL.161-6P6 is a 37-piece 1/4" drive hexagon socket set, offering a comprehensive selection of sockets for precision fastening tasks across a wide range of professional applications.
Supplied by Facom, a manufacturer with a strong reputation in the professional hand tool market, this set is suited to mechanics, automotive technicians, and maintenance engineers who require reliable, well-organised socket storage and access.
The 1/4" drive size makes it particularly well-suited to lighter torque applications, intricate assemblies, and confined spaces where larger drive tools cannot reac
Supplied by Facom, a manufacturer with a strong reputation in the professional hand tool market, this set is suited to mechanics, automotive technicians, and maintenance engineers who require reliable, well-organised socket storage and access.
The 1/4" drive size makes it particularly well-suited to lighter torque applications, intricate assemblies, and confined spaces where larger drive tools cannot reac
EAN 3662424075674 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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