Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic Air Ratchet Wrench General Duty Extended Anvil 5 in
Air-powered ratchet with 5 in extended anvil delivers 27 ft-lb torque at 270 RPM for general-duty fastening
- TypeGeneral Duty, Extended Anvil
- 27 ft-lb fastening torque for general-duty bolting
- 270 RPM free speed speeds up repetitive tasks
- 1 lb lightweight body reduces operator fatigue
- 5 in extended anvil reaches confined fasteners
- 90 psi operating pressure matches common shop compressors
Chicago Pneumatic Air Ratchet Wrench Extended Anvil
This Chicago Pneumatic air ratchet wrench features a 5 in extended anvil for reaching fasteners in tight spaces. It delivers a free speed of 270 RPM and a fastening torque of 27 ft-lb. The tool weighs 1.1 lb and operates at a consistent air pressure of 90 psi. It is designed for general duty automotive and maintenance tasks.
General Duty Air Ratchet Upgrade
This model replaces shorter standard ratchets when the extended anvil provides necessary reach without sacrificing the compact 5 in overall length. The jump is worth it when accessing recessed bolts or working around obstructions prevents a standard anvil from engaging the fastener properly. Side exhaust directs air away from the work area during operation.
General Duty Mechanics and Technicians
This ratchet suits mechanics and technicians who need a lightweight, air-powered tool for general fastening at 27 ft-lb torque. It is not for heavy-duty applications requiring higher torque output or impact mechanisms. Buyers needing a 1/2 in drive size or significantly higher free speed should look at a different tool class.
Highlights
- 27 ft-lb fastening torque for general-duty bolting
- 270 RPM free speed speeds up repetitive tasks
- 1 lb lightweight body reduces operator fatigue
- 5 in extended anvil reaches confined fasteners
- 90 psi operating pressure matches common shop compressors
Specifications
| Brand | Chicago Pneumatic |
|---|---|
| Type | General Duty, Extended Anvil |
Questions about this item
What size air hose and inlet fitting does the 5 in extended-anvil ratchet require?
Connect a minimum 3/8 in hose to the 1/4 in NPT air inlet on the tool.
How do I attach a socket to the 3/8 in square drive with the ball-detent retainer?
Push the socket onto the drive until the ball detent clicks into the socket groove; it will stay locked until you pull it off.
When should I lubricate the motor and check the side-exhaust port on this 1.1 lb ratchet?
Add a few drops of pneumatic tool oil into the air inlet before each use and wipe the side exhaust clear if airflow drops.
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