Facom VSE Series 12 Piece 1/2" Drive Insulated Bi Hexagon Socket Set Metric 1/2"
£416.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £509.95
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Designed for safety and precision, this insulated socket set ensures reliable performance in demanding environments.
The bi-hexagonal design delivers a secure grip on fasteners, reducing slippage and ensuring efficient torque transfer.
The set includes 12 metric sockets, ranging from 8mm to 19mm, making it versatile for various applications.
The sockets come in a durable case that keeps them organised and protected, making it easy to transport and access the right size when needed.
Features & Benefits • Sockets and accessories held by spring ball set (38 N) • Insulation grip with safety colour
The bi-hexagonal design delivers a secure grip on fasteners, reducing slippage and ensuring efficient torque transfer.
The set includes 12 metric sockets, ranging from 8mm to 19mm, making it versatile for various applications.
The sockets come in a durable case that keeps them organised and protected, making it easy to transport and access the right size when needed.
Features & Benefits • Sockets and accessories held by spring ball set (38 N) • Insulation grip with safety colour
EAN 3148510589077 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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