In Focus: SP Air Sealed Flat Head Mini Ratchet

May 5, 2015
This tool features a reverse lever that can be operated with one hand, an air regulator and a 360-degree exhaust sleeve.

The SP Air Sealed Flat Head Mini Ratchet is available in two sizes: 1/4" (No. SP-7260) and 3/8” (No. SP-7265). The ratchets, with a patented sealed flat ratchet mechanism, provide a maximum speed of 250 rpm and a maximum torque of 25 ft/lbs. The 1/4" drive has a bolt capacity of 5/16" and the 3/8" drive has a capacity of 3/8". Each light-weight ratchet features a reverse lever that can be operated with one hand, an air regulator and a 360-degree exhaust sleeve. The ratchets measure 8" (203mm) and weigh 1.55 lbs (0.66kg).

Selling points

  • This small mini ratchet fits into tight work spaces. 
  • Easy to use, and includes a forward and reverse lever.
  • Low CFM consumption.

Features and benefits

The tool offers a 360-degree exhaust sleeve to keep exhaust out of users' faces. It also provides quick change for forward and reverse, features a sealed head and is available in two sizes. 

Application

The SP Air Sealed Flat Head Mini Ratchet is meant for all mechanical applications, from small engine repair to automotive repair, marine and aircraft.

Origin

Ratchet heads were too big to fit into small spaces, so the flat head ratchet solves this issue.

Specs

All SP Air Tools are made in Japan of the highest grade steel and aluminum. These tools have a maximum 25 ft/lbs of adjustable torque with the built-in air regulator, and they weigh 1.5 lbs.

Storage and display

The tools are each in their own box with instructions and parts breakdown. Users should employ an air chuck and display the unit out of the box so customers can see and feel the tool.

Suggested retail price

$215

For more information

Sandy Allen

SP Air Tools

541-953-0679

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