TEKTON
TEKTON SRH22006 1/4 Inch Drive Flex Head Ratchet
A 90-tooth gear gives a 4-degree swing arc while the 180-degree flex head locks in nine positions for tight access
- 90-tooth gear gives a 4-degree swing arc for tight spaces
- 180-degree flex head locks in nine detent positions to clear obstructions
- Reduced head profile fits where standard ratchets cannot
- Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion and wipes clean easily
- Rounded oval comfort grip supports palm and fingers during use
1/4 Inch Drive Flex Ratchet
The TEKTON SRH22006 is a 1/4 inch drive ratchet built for tight spaces. Its 90tooth gear delivers a 4 degree swing arc so fasteners turn with minimal movement. The head flexes 180 degrees and locks at nine detent positions to clear obstructions. A reduced profile in height, width and length fits where bulkier tools cannot.
Mechanics needing ultra-low clearance
This ratchet suits technicians who work in cramped engine bays or under dashboards where swing room is scarce. The comfort grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks. Buyers who need larger drive sizes or heavier torque capacity should look at something else. It is not designed for high-force breaking applications on large fasteners.
Chrome finish and comfort grip
The polished chrome plating resists corrosion and wipes clean after exposure to fluids. The rounded oval grip supports the palm and fingers whether pushing or pulling. These features protect the tool and the user during extended use. No additional accessories or software are included with this ratchet.
Highlights
- 90-tooth gear gives a 4-degree swing arc for tight spaces
- 180-degree flex head locks in nine detent positions to clear obstructions
- Reduced head profile fits where standard ratchets cannot
- Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion and wipes clean easily
- Rounded oval comfort grip supports palm and fingers during use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size sockets does the 1/4 inch drive ratchet accept?
The ratchet uses a 1/4 inch square drive, so it works with any standard 1/4 inch drive sockets you already own.
How does the 90-tooth gear and 4-degree swing arc help when working beside older, bulky fasteners?
The fine 90-tooth gear only needs a 4-degree arc to engage the next tooth, letting you turn fasteners in tight spots where a coarse ratchet would not fit.
How can I confirm the flex head is locked in one of its detent positions during use?
Feel for a positive click as the head rotates; it snaps into nine distinct detents across 180 degrees, so each locked angle gives a clear tactile stop.
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