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TEKTON 3/8, 1/2 Inch Drive Flex Head Long Ratchet Set, 2-Piece (12, 14 in.) | SRH99201
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TEKTON 3/8, 1/2 Inch Drive Flex Head Long Ratchet Features
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Includes 3/8 inch drive x 12 inch flex head ratchet; 1/2 inch drive x 14 inch flex head ratchet
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180º Flex, 9 Positions – The flex head sweeps through 180-degrees, snapping to nine different detent angles to reach around obstacles
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90-Tooth Gear – Our fine-tooth ratchet requires only a 4-degree swing arc
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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
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Single, Half-Moon Pawl – Maintains 9 teeth engaged with the gear at all times, ensuring that it won't slip or skip under stress
About TEKTON 3/8, 1/2 Inch Drive Flex Head Long Ratchet
Tekton 3/8 and 1/2 inch drive flex head ratchets have a 90-tooth gear that produces a working swing arc of 4 degrees. 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. The flex head moves 180-degrees, snapping into 9 different detent angles. The classic non-quick-release drive tang retains sockets with a spring-actuated detent ball—push the sockets onto the ratchet and pull to remove them. The handle's finger groove has pronounced interior edges for traction and control with any finger placement. The pommel at the end of the handle keeps your hand from slipping off and is rounded for comfort. Unlike conventional "low profile" designs that focus on controlling only the thickness of the head, we reduced the size in every dimension: length, width, and height. Tekton ratchets meet (and most far exceed) the industry standard for proof torque, a measure of strength verified by a single-cycle test that applies torque until the specified value is reached without failure or any permanent deformation.
