Sk Tools 1/2” Drive Shallow Metric Mm 16mm 6 Point Socket 48216 -usa New on 2040-parts.com
McLoud, Oklahoma, US
SK Tools 1/2” Drive Shallow Metric mm 16mm 6 Point Socket 48216
Made In USA
Description:
New excellent condition
Shallow
1/2” Drive
16mm
Chrome finish
6-point
no owner personalization
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