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High quality L-key set out of stainless steel for hexagon socket screws by Wera. Stainless steel prevents the transfer of extraneous rust. The Hex-Plus profile offers a greater contact surface in the head of the screw. The notching effect is therefore reduced to a minimum and damage to the screw head more or less eliminated. Come with hex ballpoint on the long arm: the ballpoint drive profile means that it is possible to swivel the tool axis away from the screwdriving axis, thus enabling "round the corner" screwdriving. "Take it easy" Tool Finder: colour coding according to size. In an almost wear-free L-key clip fastener. Features and Benefits • Solution to the extraneous rust problem: fasten stainless screws with stainless tools • Hex-Plus allows socket head screws to live longer • With Take it easy tool finder: colour coding by size • Wear-resistant clip material for enhanced durability • Colour coded, easy-to-grip plastic sleeve, even at low temperatures Contents 1x 3950/9 Hex-Plus Multicolour Stainless 1 L-key set, metric, stainless, 9 pieces; 9x 3950 SPKL Multicolour L-key, metric, stainless: 1.5x90, 2.0x101, 2.5x112, 3.0x123, 4.0x137, 5.0x154, 6.0x172, 8.0x195, 10.0x224
Price: £45.95 from Tooled Up
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High quality L-key set with colour coded, convenient plastic sleeve. This ensures that the tool is quickly to hand and the ergonomic and pleasant handle is easy on the hands even at low temperatures. The wear-resistant clip material ensures secure storage...
High quality L-key set with colour coded, convenient plastic sleeve. This ensures that the tool is quickly to hand and the ergonomic and pleasant handle is easy on the hands even at low temperatures. The wear-resistant clip material ensures secure storage...
High quality L-key set out of stainless steel for hexagon socket screws by Wera. Stainless steel prevents the transfer of extraneous rust. The Hex-Plus profile offers a greater contact surface in the head of the screw. The notching effect is therefore...
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