Facom U.JA3 General Engineering Puller Set
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The Facom U.JA3 General Engineering Puller Set is a comprehensive workshop toolkit designed for professional mechanical and automotive maintenance tasks.
This complete puller kit combines essential extraction and separation tools mounted on a convenient PK.1 panel board, providing organised storage and easy access to a range of specialist equipment for demanding engineering applications.
Ideal for workshops requiring versatile pulling and extraction capabilities, this set includes a sliding leg puller offering both outside grip (20-200mm spread) and inside grip (130-290mm spread) functionality
This complete puller kit combines essential extraction and separation tools mounted on a convenient PK.1 panel board, providing organised storage and easy access to a range of specialist equipment for demanding engineering applications.
Ideal for workshops requiring versatile pulling and extraction capabilities, this set includes a sliding leg puller offering both outside grip (20-200mm spread) and inside grip (130-290mm spread) functionality
EAN 3148516949547 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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