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Sunex Tools 2658 10Piece 1/2" Drive Deep Universal Standard Metric Impact Socket Set

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Sunex Tools 2658 10Piece 1/2" Drive Deep Universal Standard Metric Impact Socket SetThis Sunex 1 2 inch drive deep universal 10 piece metric impact socket set includes the most common sizes used for automotive repair. It includes 10 metric sockets. It is made of CR MO alloy steel for long life. It is fully guaranteed and includes a heavy duty blow molded storage case. Features Sunex 2658 10 piece 1 2 inch drive deep Universal standard metric Impact Socket Set Lifetime warranty Heavy duty blow molded storage case Includes most common

This Sunex 1/2 inch drive deep universal 10 piece metric impact socket set includes the most common sizes used for automotive repair. It includes 10 metric sockets. It is made of CR-MO alloy steel for long life. It is fully guaranteed and includes a heavy duty blow molded storage case.

Features

  • Sunex 2658 10 piece 1/2-inch drive deep Universal standard metric Impact Socket Set

  • Lifetime warranty

  • Heavy duty blow molded storage case

  • Includes most common metric sizes used for automotive repairs

  • Metric - mm: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19

Specifications

Manufacturer : Sunex International

Part Number : 2658

Item Weight : 5.55 pounds

Product Dimensions : 7.9 x 3.5 x 1.6 inches

Item model number : 2658

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No

Style : Metric Universal Deep

Item Package Quantity : 1

Included Components : Sunex 2658 10 Piece 1/2-Inch Drive Deep Universal Standard Metric Impact Socket Set

Batteries Included? : No

Batteries Required? : No

Warranty : Lifetime

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