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Reference: 94.270056
Brand: Yato
YATO wrenches letters for plumbing and assembly work.The maximum jaw opening is 60mm at a depth of 30mm.The precise helical adjustment of the jaw opening allows them to be freely adjusted according to the size of the unscrewed
Reference: 94.210002
Brand: Yato
Grey polyurethane palm coating 13 gauge grey seamless nylon liner, colour of cuff - black Made of nylon - stitch 13. Polyurethane coated on the palm. Finished with a welt Increased resistance to abrasion and tearing. ensure manualness and excellent feeling of the object being held. Fit perfectly to the hand Used for general mechanical works XL 10
Reference: 29.150025
Brand: Ambro-Sol
Product based on silicone oil with excellent lubricating properties, anti-stick properties and water-repellent properties. The lubricant significantly reduces the friction created during the movement of the equipment present in the lines of bottling, packaging, cutters, knives and saws. It protects the electrical contacts from moisture and prevents the...
Reference: 29.150027
Brand: Ambro-Sol
Product with synthetic active substances that can detect gas or compressed air leaks in pipe, valves, connections, canisters and pressure tanks. It is non-flammable, so it can be used to test gas stoves.
Reference: 54.000495
Brand: Yato
Free speed: 6800rpm Air inlet: 1/4 in Maximum tightening force: 1200 N.m Socket Type: 1/2 Air Consumption: 500L/Min Bolting ability: Weight: 3kg
Reference: 29.140011
Brand: Ambro-Sol
This product is made of very thin copper sheets and special corrosion inhibitors. It has protective and lubricating properties at high temperatures. High temperature resistance, high bondability and corrosion resistance make it ideal for all situations where heat or a highly discrete environment can cause an irreversible crisis: slide, bushing, pins,...
