Bondhus® 10917 Ball End Hex Key, L-Handle Handle, Protanium® High Torque Steel, ProGuard™
Bondhus® 10917 Ball End Hex Key, L-Handle Handle, Protanium® High Torque Steel, ProGuard™
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BrandBondhus®
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UPC037231109172
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Manufacturer Part Number10917
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CountryUSA
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FinishProGuard™
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MaterialProtanium® High Torque Steel
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Tip Size9/16 in
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Measurement SystemImperial
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ColorBlack
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TypeBall End
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Handle TypeL-Handle
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Arm Length9 in
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Arm TypeLong
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Working Angle25 deg
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Blade MaterialProtanium® High Torque Steel
- Ball end inserts into a screw at a 25 deg angle
- Ball end saves time by quickly funneling tool into screw
- Superior ball end strength and working angle
- Works in hard to reach places
- ProGuard™ Finish delivers superior corrosion protection
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Berkshire eSupply | KN5310917 |
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UNSPSC27111710
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Package DescriptionEACH
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WarrantyLifetime
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