Gearwrench 80550P 56 Piece 3/8" Drive 6 Point 120XP™ Standard and Deep SAE/Metric Mechanics Tool Set Torx® Screwdriver Bits CAT IV 600V modern solid-state Hooks

Name: Gearwrench 80550P 56 Piece 3/8" Drive 6 Point 120XP™ Standard and Deep SAE/Metric Mechanics Tool Set Torx® Screwdriver Bits CAT IV 600V modern solid-state Hooks
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 3238271881
Price: 138.23 USD
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Gearwrench 80550P 56 Piece 3 8" Drive 6 Point 120XP™ Standard and Deep SAE Metric Mechanics Tool Set Torx® Screwdriver Bits CAT IV 600V modern solid state Hooks CAT IV 600V modern solid state design for safety Set Size Range Min 2mm Features 120XP ratchets have two double stacked 60 tooth pawls (120 positions) providing a 3° swing arc so you can turn fasteners in tighter confines Quick Release No

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