These Faithfull Chrome Vanadium spanners have flexible ratchet heads, which can turn through 180°, allowing them to be used in more awkward to reach places at any angle. Each spanner has a 72 fine-tooth mechanism. A useful arrow illustration is etched in the spanner to indicate the direction of torque. 180° head for access into tight places.5° Fine Ratchet Mechanism.Size: 24mm.
Apache black/grey lightweight hooded sweatshirts are made from a soft, warm, but hardwearing material for protection against all work site conditions. Apache Workwear a range of durable high-quality workwear at competitive prices from the manufacturers of Apache Safetywear the choice of DIY and professionals in heavy industry, construction and specialist sectors.Size XL (Extra large)
The Halls Handiburr Rethreaders are based on a high-speed steel tap permanently fitted with a handle. They are designed principally for cleaning out the fixing holes in socket switches or conduit boxes as these often have malformed threads or are blocked by plaster or cement. The Halls HB11 Handiburr Rethreader has the following specification: Size: M3.5 x 0.6.
The Milwaukee BS125 Corded Deep Cut Band Saw has a large cutting capacity of up to 125 x 125mm material diameter. Constant power technology maintains cut speed in the toughest applications for optimal performance. There is a 4 step variable speed selection (0-116/min) and a gear protecting clutch, that extends gear and motor life. The slim, all metal motor housing design increases manoeuvrability and there is LED work surface illumination for enhanced visibility. The saw features a tool-free blade locking mechanism for easy blade changes and a tool-free adjustable shoe. Comes with a Heavy-Duty Carry Case. Specification Input Power: 1,200 Watt.No Load Speed: 0-116/min.Capacity: 125 x 125mm. Blade Length: 1140mmWeight: 6kg.The Milwaukee BS125 Deep Cut Band Saw 1200 Watt 240 Volt Version.
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The Knipex Pliers Wrench XL acts as pliers and a wrench in a single tool. This unique installation tool is suitable for opening widths up to 85mm (3.3/8in). It acts as an adjustable tightening tool and is ideal for large screw joints, with pressure-sensitive surfaces such as plastic, copper, brass, stainless steel and chrome. It is also excellent for gripping, holding, pressing and bending workpieces. It has smooth jaws, for damage free installation of quality union joints made from brass, red brass or stainless steel. The zero backlash jaw pressure prevents damage to edges of sensitive components. The tool allows adjustment at the touch of a button directly on the workpiece, The parallel jaws give a more solid grip. The construction gives infinite adjustment of all widths up to the specified maximum size. The pliers wrench ensures reliable catching of the hinge bolt with no unintentional shifting. The action of the jaws allows quick tightening and release of bolted connections using the ratchet principle. It has a lever transmission greater than 10:1 for strong gripping power. The pliers wrench is made from chrome vanadium electric steel, which is forged and oil-hardened. It conforms to DIN ISO 5743. Open-end wrenches with fixed opening widths are expensive, especially when used for large union joints. The KNIPEX Pliers Wrench XL, with its adjustable jaw offers enormous savings potential. Specifications: Capacity: 85mm (3.3/8in).Length: 400mm.Adjustment positions: 25.
This Facom 2-piece Quatro wrench set consists of 2 wrenches offering 8 different sizes. Each size wrench has a 5° ratchet mechanism. With 4 different sizes per wrench, these wrenches are space-efficient and easy to store. Combined, these two wrenches provide the most common sizes, and therefore are ideal for tightening/loosening most nuts and bolts. The smaller wrench has the following sizes: 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, and 13mm.The larger wrench has the following sizes: 16mm, 17mm, 18mm and 19 mm.
