Facom VDE Insulated Hacksaw
£75.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £96.95
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The Facom VDE Insulated Hacksaw is a 1,000 volt rated cutting tool designed specifically for electrical work and live environment applications.
Part of Facom's VSE Series, this professional-grade hacksaw frame combines electrical safety compliance with practical cutting performance, making it essential kit for electricians working near or on live installations.
Built to meet stringent safety standards including EN 60900, NF EN 60900, and DIN EN 60900, this insulated hacksaw provides certified protection when working on installations up to 1,000 volts.
The frame accepts standard 300mm hacksaw b
Part of Facom's VSE Series, this professional-grade hacksaw frame combines electrical safety compliance with practical cutting performance, making it essential kit for electricians working near or on live installations.
Built to meet stringent safety standards including EN 60900, NF EN 60900, and DIN EN 60900, this insulated hacksaw provides certified protection when working on installations up to 1,000 volts.
The frame accepts standard 300mm hacksaw b
EAN 3148516541512 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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