SAM Foam Foam Module
- RS Stock No.:
- 666-328
- Mfr. Part No.:
- CPP-236MM
- Brand:
- SAM
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Kr. 25 842,96
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Kr. 32 303,70
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| 1 + | Kr. 25 842,96 |
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- RS Stock No.:
- 666-328
- Mfr. Part No.:
- CPP-236MM
- Brand:
- SAM
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
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| Brand | SAM | |
| Product Type | Foam Module | |
| Material | Foam | |
| Weight | 26.5kg | |
| Standards/Approvals | LRQA Certified ISO 9001 | |
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Brand SAM | ||
Product Type Foam Module | ||
Material Foam | ||
Weight 26.5kg | ||
Standards/Approvals LRQA Certified ISO 9001 | ||
RoHS Status: Exempted
- COO (Country of Origin):
- TW
The SAM Took kit module is meticulously designed for professionals engaged in agricultural and civil engineering equipment maintenance. Perfectly organised, this comprehensive toolset provides everything needed for efficient interventions on machinery requiring robust and varied tools. Featuring a tailored array of high-quality tools, it ensures that every tool is readily accessible, maximising efficiency and convenience during tasks. The foam module not only promotes organisation but also protects tools from damage, making it an asset for both mobile and workshop setups.
Includes a complete kit of 236 essential tools for diverse applications
Foam module design ensures tools are securely stored and easily identified
Lightweight at 26.5 kg making it portable yet sturdy for demanding use
Features include impact tools chisels combination spanners and wrenches
Multiple accessories designed for specific professional tasks in agricultural and civil engineering
Ergonomically designed tools enhance comfort and reduce fatigue during prolonged use
Supports a wide range of maintenance needs reducing the need for multiple separate toolkits
