Proto® 1/2" Drive Long Handle Round Head Ratchet 15" Round head ratchet mechanism allows for a compact head. 72-tooth = 5° swing arc. Small head design and tight swing arc allow for fastener access in tight areas. Full polish shaft with knurled grip for strong slip-resistant grip.
The Gearwrench® 90-tooth ratchets have a 4° swing arc and a low-profile head for easier access to hard-to-turn fasteners. The 90-tooth design exceeds ASME torque performance requirements, delivering one of the strongest ratchets on the market. These Gearwrench® ratchets help you GET IT DONE™. Features: 90-tooth gear delivers a 4° swing arc to turn a fastener in tight confines Teardrop, low-profile head and flush-mounted on/off switch allow better access in tight spaces Locking flex-head with 9 locked positions and unlocked option for adjustable access angle Enclosed head ...
Features: 180° Flex, 9 Positions: The flex head sweeps through 180 degrees, snapping to nine different detent angles to reach around obstacles. A spring-actuated pawl engages with well-defined teeth to hold the head in position. 90-Tooth Gear = 4° Swing Arc: The single half-moon pawl maintains 9 teeth engaged with the gear at all times, ensuring that it won't slip or skip under stress. Ultra-Compact Head: Unlike conventional "low profile" designs that focus on controlling only the thickness of the head, we reduced the size in every dimension: height, width, and length. Proof ...
Features: 32 teeth action provides an 11° ratcheting angle Shift lever reverses action instantly Ball and spring provide firm socket retention Removable handle makes the tool more versatile, and storage easier Knurled handle provides a non-slip grip Chrome finish models provides increased protection from rust and corrosion
The 142AS series of wrenches from Beta Tools have one open end (15° angle) and a 12-point box end (15° offset) with a toggle-reversing ratchet mechanism. Both ends fit the same size SAE (inch) fasteners. The high-polish, chrome-plated finish looks great and wipes clean easily after use. The Beta logo and series of number are stamped in the center of the handle, and the fractional size is stamped at each end of the handle.