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Tool pouch with adjustable belt, heavy-duty drill case, electronic maintenance work bag, drill tool storage bag, hanging bag

£51.92
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Product information

Description

Material: Made of high-quality 600D Oxford material, non-slip and wear-resistant, it can be used for a long time. Saves time and effort: No more bending over to pick up your drill; it's right at your fingertips. Free your hands to move confidently and safely on ladders, roofs, and scaffolding. Less stress on your back and easier breathing. Capacity: 15 x 28 cm. It can hold your various tools such as a cordless drill, hand drill, tap, wrench, vise, scissors, etc. Practical structure: This bag is designed with multiple pockets, which is convenient for repair and maintenance work and improves work efficiency. Suitable for most jobs – Ideal for use around the house and garden, or as an electrician; equally useful for maintenance workers. It can be used by anyone who needs to keep small items close at hand at all times.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Material
    Plastic
  • Colour
    Black
  • Tool bag feature
    Adjustable braces
  • Width
    15 cm
  • Outer material
    Plastic
  • Tool storage type
    Bag
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221161060
  • MMID
    332178566494
  • Product code
    YXCP-12678
  • EAN
    6963144022175
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