

Facom Swedish Pattern Pipe Wrench 45 Degree Jaw
£49.95 at Tooled Up · 23% below amazon price £64.95
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Engineered for durability and reliability, this wrench is crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring robust performance in various applications.
The 45-degree jaw angle of the Facom Swedish Pattern Pipe Wrench enhances access and grip on pipes and fittings, making it ideal for plumbing tasks, mechanical repairs, and industrial applications.
Its hardened jaws provide a secure hold, even on smooth surfaces, while the ergonomic handle ensures comfort during prolonged use, reducing fatigue and boosting productivity.
Features & Benefits • High quality forged steel body • 45° angle • Special jaw
The 45-degree jaw angle of the Facom Swedish Pattern Pipe Wrench enhances access and grip on pipes and fittings, making it ideal for plumbing tasks, mechanical repairs, and industrial applications.
Its hardened jaws provide a secure hold, even on smooth surfaces, while the ergonomic handle ensures comfort during prolonged use, reducing fatigue and boosting productivity.
Features & Benefits • High quality forged steel body • 45° angle • Special jaw
EAN 3148517027664 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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