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Crescent® CTK128C Mechanics Tool Set, 3/8 in Drive, 128 Pieces, Alloy Steel, Full Polish Chrome
Price$139.98
Item #CTGCTK128C
BrandCrescent®
ManufacturerApex Tool Group
Mfr. Model #CTK128C
Country of OriginVN
UnitEA
DGI AvailabilityCall for Availability
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Product Features
• Contains a carefully selected assortment of hand tools needed for most industrial, mechanical and consumer applications
• 72-tooth ratchet requires only a 5 deg swing arc to turn a fastener
• Quick release allows for fast socket exchanges
• Sockets feature off-corner loading technology to virtually eliminate fastener rounding
• Manufactured from chrome alloy steel for better strength and longer tool life
• Bright, full polish chrome finish easily wipes clean and resists corrosion
• Ergonomic dual material bit driver for added strength and leverage fastening bits
Description
Crescent®, CTK128C, Mechanics Tool Set, Measurement System: Imperial/Metric, 3/8 in Drive, 12 Points, Standard Handle, 128 Piece, Yes Quick Release Head, Specifications Met: ANSI/ASME, Alloy Steel, Full Polish Chrome
This Crescent general purpose mechanic's tool set contains a carefully selected assortment of professional tools for industrial jobs. It includes durable, full polish chrome alloy steel ratchets, drive tools, and sockets that are reliable and resist rust and wear. Also included in the CTK128C set are full polish combination wrenches, an adjustable wrench, pliers, bits, hex keys, and screwdrivers. The heavy-duty blow-molded case has steel hinges, latches on top and sides, and a designated spot for each tool. All tools in this set meet the new ANSI and ASME specifications and come with a full satisfaction guarantee. Crescent - trusted by the trades to provide quality tools since 1907.