TEKTON
TEKTON SRH22108 3/8 Inch Drive 8 Inch Flex Head Ratchet
A 90-tooth gear gives a 4-degree swing arc and the 180-degree flex head locks in nine positions for tight spaces
- 90-tooth gear delivers a 4-degree swing arc for tight spaces
- 180-degree flex head locks in nine detent positions to clear obstructions
- Compact head profile reduced in height width and length fits where larger ratchets cannot
- Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion and wipes clean easily
- Rounded oval comfort grip supports palm and fingers during push or pull
What the 3/8 Inch Flex Head Ratchet Is
The TEKTON SRH22108 is a 3/8 inch drive hand tool built for mechanics and DIY users who need a ratchet that fits in tight engine bays. Its compact head is reduced in height, width and length compared with low-profile designs. The 180 degree flex head locks into nine detent positions to clear obstructions.
The 90 Tooth Gear and 4 Degree Swing Arc
The 90 tooth gear creates a working swing arc of just 4 degrees, so the ratchet advances a fastener with minimal handle movement. This fine tooth count is the single specification that decides whether the tool suits cramped spaces where a standard ratchet cannot turn.
Comfort Grip and Chrome Finish Benefits
The rounded oval comfort grip supports the palm and fingers during push or pull motions, reducing hand fatigue on long jobs. A polished chrome plated finish resists corrosion and wipes clean easily, keeping the ratchet serviceable in dirty shop environments.
Highlights
- 90-tooth gear delivers a 4-degree swing arc for tight spaces
- 180-degree flex head locks in nine detent positions to clear obstructions
- Compact head profile reduced in height width and length fits where larger ratchets cannot
- Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion and wipes clean easily
- Rounded oval comfort grip supports palm and fingers during push or pull
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How small is the working swing arc on this 90‑tooth gear?
The 90‑tooth gear gives a 4‑degree swing arc, so the ratchet advances a fastener with very little handle movement.
What does the 180‑degree flex head do and how is it locked?
The head pivots 180 degrees and snaps into nine detent positions, letting you set the angle around obstructions.
Will the reduced‑size head and 8‑inch handle reach into tight engine bays?
The head is smaller in height, width and length than low‑profile designs, and the 8‑inch handle provides leverage while fitting confined spaces.
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