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Mac Tools Smdm106tr 10-pc 1/4" Drive Metric Deep Set on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
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Chandler, Arizona, US

Chandler, Arizona, US
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This was part of my home set.  In great shape.  Never abused with air tools.

10-PC. 1/4" Drive Deep Metric Socket Set 6 Point (SMDM106TR)

  • Contains: 5 MM, 6 MM to 14 MM sizes packed in convenient storage solution
  • Premium grade steel alloys paired with advanced forging methods
  • Technical heat treatment and tempering for lasting durability
  • Proprietary 3-step nickel chrome plating process for high polish superior corrosion resistance and easy tool clean-up
  • Includes storage solution
  • Retail Price: $177.99 (USD)

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