Facom S.360 1/2" Drive Twist Handle Palm Control Locking Ratchet 1/2"
Prices from £52.95 to £81.74 across 2 retailers · 12% below amazon price £59.99
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Amazon UK £59.99 (checked 18 Oct) · #700,412 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £52.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
1/2in square drive rotator ratchet with a 60-tooth mechanism and 6° working arc.
Features a twist-grip handle design that allows single-wrist rotation in tight spaces, reducing fatigue compared to elbow-based operation.
Drive direction switch permits both left and right handed use.
Sockets are retained until the quick-release button is activated.
Length 251 mm.
Weight 694 g.
Conforms to NF ISO 3315, ISO 3315, DIN 3122 and ASME B107.10.
Features a twist-grip handle design that allows single-wrist rotation in tight spaces, reducing fatigue compared to elbow-based operation.
Drive direction switch permits both left and right handed use.
Sockets are retained until the quick-release button is activated.
Length 251 mm.
Weight 694 g.
Conforms to NF ISO 3315, ISO 3315, DIN 3122 and ASME B107.10.
EAN 3148519225150 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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