Facom SLS Engineers Hammer
£60.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £77.95
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The Facom 205C.SLS 800g Engineers Hammer delivers substantial striking force for heavy-duty engineering tasks whilst maintaining the safety features essential for working at height.
This mid-to-heavy weight variant is ideal for larger fastening work, metal forming, and demanding maintenance applications where significant impact force is required.
The integrated SLS attachment system provides secure tethering to prevent drops, whilst the crimped rotating cable design ensures the safety feature doesn't compromise your working efficiency.
The ergonomic handle with graphite core offers excellent d
This mid-to-heavy weight variant is ideal for larger fastening work, metal forming, and demanding maintenance applications where significant impact force is required.
The integrated SLS attachment system provides secure tethering to prevent drops, whilst the crimped rotating cable design ensures the safety feature doesn't compromise your working efficiency.
The ergonomic handle with graphite core offers excellent d
EAN 3662424029561 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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