

Facom SLS Engineers Hammer
£46.95 at Tooled Up · 24% below amazon price £61.95
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The Facom 205C.SLS 200g Engineers Hammer is the lightest variant in the range, specifically designed for ultra-precise engineering work and delicate applications.
This featherweight option excels in detailed metalworking, electronics assembly, and any task where minimal impact force and maximum control are paramount.
Perfect for craftsmen and engineers working with sensitive components or fine adjustments.
The full SLS attachment system ensures this lightweight tool remains safely tethered when working at height, eliminating drop risks without adding bulk.
The crimped rotating cable design pre
This featherweight option excels in detailed metalworking, electronics assembly, and any task where minimal impact force and maximum control are paramount.
Perfect for craftsmen and engineers working with sensitive components or fine adjustments.
The full SLS attachment system ensures this lightweight tool remains safely tethered when working at height, eliminating drop risks without adding bulk.
The crimped rotating cable design pre
EAN 3662424029530 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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