Facom Spring Compressor Universal System
£1611.95 at Tooled Up · 17% below amazon price £1942.95
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The Facom Spring Compressor Universal System is a professional-grade tool designed for safe and efficient compression of vehicle suspension springs during maintenance and repair work.
Built to handle demanding workshop environments, this heavy-duty system features a robust two-stage screw operated telescopic body that extends from 305mm to 540mm, providing 235mm of travel for compatibility with a wide range of spring sizes.
The telescopic body incorporates a hexagonal section up to 22mm, allowing precise control during compression operations.
A mobile spacer enables two distinct working positi
Built to handle demanding workshop environments, this heavy-duty system features a robust two-stage screw operated telescopic body that extends from 305mm to 540mm, providing 235mm of travel for compatibility with a wide range of spring sizes.
The telescopic body incorporates a hexagonal section up to 22mm, allowing precise control during compression operations.
A mobile spacer enables two distinct working positi
EAN 3148517329904 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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