Klein Tools 66065 2-in-1 Deep Impact Socket, 6-Point 1-Inch and 13/16-Inch Hex Socket Sizes, Use with Impact Wrenches BAT20-CW, BAT20-CW Feature_Ball End Wrench size: ∙ 5/32 ″ Quantity:20 Pads

Name: Klein Tools 66065 2-in-1 Deep Impact Socket, 6-Point 1-Inch and 13/16-Inch Hex Socket Sizes, Use with Impact Wrenches BAT20-CW, BAT20-CW Feature_Ball End Wrench size: ∙ 5/32 ″ Quantity:20 Pads
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Klein Tools 66065 2 in 1 Deep Impact Socket, 6 Point 1 Inch and 13 16 Inch Hex Socket Sizes, Use with Impact Wrenches BAT20 CW, BAT20 CW Feature_Ball End Wrench size: ∙ 5 32 ″ Quantity:20 Pads Wrench size: ∙ 5 32 ″ 4000896208302 092644651090 4140 Steel

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