Makita 3/4" Drive Deep Hexagon Impact Socket
£29.95 at Tooled Up · 44% below amazon price £53.36
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The Makita 3/4″ Drive Deep Hexagon Impact Socket is a professional-grade fastening accessory engineered to deliver exceptional strength, durability, and performance when used with compatible 3/4″ square drive impact wrenches and torque tools.
Manufactured from high-quality, hardened chromium-molybdenum (Cr-Mo) steel, the socket offers excellent impact resistance and long-lasting toughness, even under frequent high-torque use.
Its deep-well design allows you to access recessed or extended fasteners such as wheel studs, suspension bolts, axle nuts, and structural fixings that standard shallow so
Manufactured from high-quality, hardened chromium-molybdenum (Cr-Mo) steel, the socket offers excellent impact resistance and long-lasting toughness, even under frequent high-torque use.
Its deep-well design allows you to access recessed or extended fasteners such as wheel studs, suspension bolts, axle nuts, and structural fixings that standard shallow so
EAN 0088381717946 · Makita. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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