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There are 21 products.
LICOTA vise — securely holding workpieces during machining or assembly. Weight: 1.41. Ref.: 67-PAR-04017.
LICOTA vise — securely holding workpieces during machining or assembly. Weight: 0.475. Ref.: 67-PAR-02011LN.
LICOTA vise — securely holding workpieces during machining or assembly. Thread: 1/4". Ref.: 67-PAR-03025.
JTC ratchet handle — working with compatible sockets when tightening or loosening fasteners. 1/2. Ref.: 45-3801 JTC.
JTC ratchet handle — working with compatible sockets when tightening or loosening fasteners. Diameter: 1/4". Ref.: 45-3929 JTC.
JTC ratchet handle — working with compatible sockets when tightening or loosening fasteners. Diameter: 1/4". Ref.: 45-3930 JTC.
TOPTUL ratchet handle — working with compatible sockets when tightening or loosening fasteners. Pressure: 90 PSI / 6.2 bar. Ref.: 27-KAAE1202.
TOPTUL ratchet handle — working with compatible sockets when tightening or loosening fasteners. Pressure: 90 PSI / 6.2 bar. Ref.: 27-KAAF1205.
TOPTUL ratchet handle — working with compatible sockets when tightening or loosening fasteners. 1/2. Ref.: 27-KAAF1605.
Pneumatic air ratchets (or right-angle air wrenches) are highly specialized tools engineered for the rapid removal and installation of threaded fasteners (bolts and nuts) in extremely tight, confined spaces where a standard pistol-grip impact wrench or a manual hand tool simply cannot reach. They are indispensable assets in automotive repair shops for engine rebuilds, transmission removal, suspension maintenance, and servicing radiators or other tightly packed vehicle components. Thanks to their elongated, slim profile and right-angle gear head, an air ratchet effortlessly accesses the most restricted areas deep under the hood. While they do not possess the massive breakaway torque of traditional impact wrenches (final torque is typically applied manually), they save mechanics a colossal amount of time and physical effort during assembly/disassembly. Key selection parameters include the square drive size (most commonly 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2") and the maximum torque output.
