The three most common drive sizes for socket wrenches are (from left to right) 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2-inch. Ratchet wrenches with larger drives are used with large sockets that can withstand ...

You may have heard the terms socket wrench and ratchet used interchangeably, but it's important to understand the differences between these two hand tools.

A good ratcheting wrench combines the slim profile of a standard wrench with the secure attachment of a socket. The right one ...

With its reversible, articulating head and slim profile design, the 2 3/8-lb. Model 8E 2-in-1 ratchet wrench lets workers easily access nuts in tight spots. 200 lbs.-ft. of torque; ...

XL Flex-Head GearBox™ Wrenches from 8mm to 19mm and 1/4" to 3/4" "GearWrench revolutionized the ratchet category with the introduction of the 120XP Ratchet. Now, we are bringing the benefits of ...

Accepts a ratchet wrench drive at the handle’s base; $199.99; Buy Now. ... Although there are no Torx bits here, the screwdriver will take any standard 1⁄4-inch hex shank drive bit.

The 13-in-1 Screwdriver has 12 bits plus a 6 mm hex driver in the handle, and the tool has a ratcheting head. The 7-in-1 Socket Wrench has 1/4″ drive sockets in the handle, which also ratchets. Nebo’s ...

The Omniwrench 8000, more commonly referred to as just the Wrench, is the core of Ratchet's arsenal, despite being classed as a Gadget. While it is one of ...