Kobalt 1-3/16-in 12-Point Standard (SAE) Standard Combination Wrench Flooring Tools Enjoy durability and low maintenance
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Kobalt 1 3 16 in 12 Point Standard (SAE) Standard Combination Wrench Flooring Tools Enjoy durability and low maintenance Enjoy durability and low maintenance with ProSeal technology that eliminates the need for additional hardware The powerful motor and 4 orbital settings allow for optimized cutting performance in a wide variety of materials Sub Brand N A Type Combination Measure Type Standard (SAE) Size 1 3 16 in Material Steel Finish Polished chrome Head Design Standard Handle Design Standard Points 12 point Flexible Head No Universal No Set Individual Individual Case Type N A (no case) Weight (lbs 63 Total Number of Pieces 1 Warranty Lifetime CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Stubby Wrenches Included No UNSPSC 27111700 ANSI Compliant Yes Length Measurement 15
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