Draper Expert HI-TORQ® Metric Ratchet Combination Spanner Set Black (7 Piece) 03895 Type_Individual - Step Drill TX2501003 - 1/4" TX Bits Size:38S

Name: Draper Expert HI-TORQ® Metric Ratchet Combination Spanner Set Black (7 Piece) 03895 Type_Individual - Step Drill TX2501003 - 1/4" TX Bits Size:38S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81068169929
Price: 83.00 USD
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Draper Expert HI TORQ® Metric Ratchet Combination Spanner Set Black (7 Piece) 03895 Type_Individual Step Drill TX2501003 1 4" TX Bits Size:38S TX2501003 1 4" TX Bits 25mm TX10 mitre gauge This gives more grip while transmitting more torque to the nut or bolt and prevents damage to the corners by spreading the load across the flats Stock No: 03895

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