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KING TONY socket — tightening and loosening threaded fasteners of the corresponding size. 250 mm; 1/2. Ref.: 86-1009PRN.
JTC chisel — chiselling, demolition or material removal work. Ref.: 45-K8141 JTC.
STANLEY chisel — chiselling, demolition or material removal work. 305mm. Ref.: 35-4-18-333.
STANLEY workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. 25x305 mm. Ref.: 35-4-18-329.
STANLEY chisel — chiselling, demolition or material removal work. 75x275mm. Ref.: 35-4-18-332.
STANLEY workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. 55x250mm. Ref.: 35-4-18-331.
STANLEY workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. 100x215mm. Ref.: 35-4-18-330.
STANLEY workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. 76x215mm. Ref.: 35-4-18-328.
STANLEY set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. Ref.: 35-4-18-327.
STANLEY cutter or router bit — milling, profiling or edge machining with compatible equipment. 3,2mm; 101mm. Ref.: 35-0-58-120.
STANLEY screwdriver — driving and removing screws with the corresponding profile. Ref.: 35-1-58-501.
STANLEY fastener — fastening materials with compatible staplers, nailers or tools. 2.4mm; 101mm. Ref.: 35-0-58-113.
Punches, chisels, and center punches constitute a category of simple yet utterly indispensable percussive hand tools, designed to be struck with a hammer or mallet. Cold chisels are engineered for cutting through sheet metal, shearing off stubborn rivets or rusted bolt heads, and chipping away slag. Center punches are crucial for precision metalworking; they create a small dimple mark in metal surfaces prior to drilling, effectively preventing the drill bit from wandering off-center. Pin punches and drift punches feature cylindrical or tapered shafts, specifically utilized for safely driving out roll pins, cotter pins, and mounting shafts without damaging the surrounding component housing. Because these tools are constantly subjected to severe impact forces, they are drop-forged from specially hardened, shock-resisting tool steel to prevent the striking ends from mushrooming or chipping.
