What are the functions of the different types of ratchet wrenches?

The stubby and reversible ratcheting wrenches feature anti-slip, spline design, and 12-point box ends for added durability. This reversible wrench set features a 7/32" spline ratchet wrench for precise and easy installation. Its reversible design makes it ideal for DIYers and professionals.

The ratcheting combination wrench set offers excellent speed and ease of work. The ratchet gear has 72 teeth for a solid grip and keeps fasteners firmly in place. The handle of the wrench is foldable and features non-slip grippers to help keep the wrenches in place while you are working. This tool set has a convenient storage keeper and twelve pieces of ratcheting combination wrench sets.

The ratcheting hub nut ratcheting wrench was designed to make tightening and loosening a nut easier. Its new shape and ergonomic design help you perform tasks in hard-to-reach areas without the risk of getting injured. In addition, the ratcheting mechanism ensures maximum torque. Its compact size and weight make it easy to use in the most difficult places.

Ratchet spanners can be found in many different sizes and styles. Ratchet spanners usually have a ring head and can be sized to fit different jobs. They come in six different sizes, ranging from six millimeters to forty millimeters. The size of the head determines the length of the tool, but they are not always the same size. You can find ratchet spanners with interchangeable heads, which makes them versatile and reduces their overall size. Ratcheted ring heads are the most common, and they feature a 12-point profile on a plastic component.

Open-end ratchet spanners also feature a ratchet mechanism, allowing you to ratchet nuts without removing the wrench from the fastener. This type of ratchet also offers five degrees of swing arc, which is great for tightening or loosening nuts. While open-ended spanners do have a ratchet mechanism, they are open-ended spanners with a modified profile.