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.
These Forgefix Twist Nails are a unique twisted shank nail for attaching metalwork joists, hangers, straps etc. The twisted shank assists in absorbing movement that may occur in construction. They have a sheradised finish for corrosion resistance. This finish is a thermal diffusion process, in which Zinc powder is vaporised and diffuses to the surface of the Twist Nail to form a sacrificial corrosion protective Zinc/Iron alloy coating, thus dramatically increasing the nails' durability. APPLICATION:The Twist Nail is the most popular construction nail used in fixing of joist hangers, restraining straps and Galvanised banding.Twist Nails Sheradised 30mm Bag Weight 2.5kg
Flexovit emery cloth sanding sheets have an incredibly strong cloth backing for increased product strength and durability. Can be torn into strips for detailed work and is suitable for hand or power tool use. Ideal for removing rust, paint and scale from metal surfaces. The fine grits are also ideal for preparing and polishing metal. Size: 230 x 280mm.Grit: 150 (Very Fine).Pack quantity: 25.
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This Teng Tools 1/2 inch square drive Torx socket is manufactured from high quality chrome vanadium steel to conform to all the latest DIN and ISO standards. The socket is branded and labelled for easy identification, and specially designed to help prevent damage to fastenings.The TENM120711 TX-E 1/2inch square drive socket has the following specifications:Overall length 37.8mm.Size. 9.7mm (E11).
