Ratcheting

Ratcheting wrenches are a type of wrench that allows you to turn a fastener in either direction without having to release the tool from the fastener. This is accomplished by a ratchet mechanism that allows the wrench to be turned in one direction without the handle moving. Ratcheting wrenches are available in a variety of sizes and styles, and are used for a variety of tasks in automotive and other mechanical applications.

Types of ratcheting wrenches

• Combination ratchet wrenches have a combination of fixed and adjustable jaws, making them suitable for a variety of fastener sizes.
• Flexible ratchet wrenches have a flexible head that allows them to reach into tight spaces.
• Speed ratchet wrenches have a high-speed ratchet mechanism that allows them to be turned quickly.
• Torque ratchet wrenches have a built-in torque limiter that prevents you from applying too much torque to a fastener.

Ratcheting wrenches are a valuable addition to any mechanic's toolkit. They are quick and easy to use, and can help you save time and frustration on the job.

Ratcheting Wrench Types

• Combination ratchet wrenches
• Flexible ratchet wrenches
• Speed ratchet wrenches
• Torque ratchet wrenches