Draper Elora Bi-Hex Socket, 2.1/8" 3/4" Square Drive - 770-SA 2.1/8

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M251S

$41.96

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Draper Elora Bi-Hex Socket, 2.1/8" 3/4" Square Drive - 770-SA 2.1/8Professional Quality, sockets manufactured from chrome vanadium steel hardened, tempered and chrome plated for corrosion protection. Chamfered end allows positive nut location and entry. Hole for driving accessory with locking pin. Some socket sizes have knurled band for extra hand grip. Sold loose. Manufactured to DIN 3124 ISO 2725 and DIN 3120 ISO 1174 Specifications Key Features Professional quality Draper Elora Bi Hexagon Socket, crafted from

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012