Limited Edition 50 Piece Wiha Tools with Veto Pro Backpack Set

Limited Edition 50 Piece Wiha Tools with Veto Pro Backpack Set

July 22, 2020

Wiha Tools has teamed up with Veto Pro Pac to offer a limited-edition tool and tool storage set. they’ve combined the heavy-duty Veto Tech Pac Backpack Tool Bag with 50 premium quality Wiha Tools to include 7 Insulated SoftFinish® Screwdrivers, 3 Insulated Cushion Grip Pliers/Cutters, 6 Color-Coded Magnetic Nutsetters, 22 Color-Coded Hex L-Keys, 7 Terminator Impact Bits, 3 Classic Grip Pliers/Cutters, a 7″ Classic Grip Wire Strippers, and a Slotted 8mm SoftFinish® Extra Heavy-Duty Screwdriver. 

Designed for safe and comfortable transport of your tools, the Tech Pac Backpack Tool Bag is the perfect carry solution whether the worksite is easy to access or requires climbing extension ladders, cage ladders, or walking long distances to service equipment. Featuring Veto Pro Pac’s Patented Center Panel design for keeping the bag rigid and upright and an ultra-stable waterproof base that keeps tools dry.

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