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The Gear Ratchet handle quickly converts to a conventional 1/4-Inch or 3/8-Inch ratchet for standard sockets by using the two included adapters. “Pass through” socket system eliminates the need for deep sockets. The Vortex thin wall socket design has the same torque strength as an ordinary socket.
Over all height is reduced by as much as 50-Percent, width by 20-Percent. The unique Gear Ratchet drive configuration increases torque strength by as much as 40-Percent and needs as little as 5º or arc. Chrome vanadium steel. Fully hardened. Features fine tooth 5º ratchet handle.
Specs:
- Includes: Gear Ratchet handle, (7) SAE Vortex sockets (3/8-Inch, 7/16-Inch, 1/2-Inch, 9/16-Inch, 5/8-Inch, 11/16-Inch and 3/4-Inch), (10) Metric Vortex sockets (10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm and 19mm).
- Also includes: 1/4-Inch Dr. Gear Ratchet adapter, 3/8-Inch Dr. Gear Ratchet adapter, Vortex Pass-Thru 3-Inch extension (Designed to reach into deep recesses making deep sockets obsolete).
- Pass-thru sockets work when even deep sockets are too short
- A fine tooth ratchet and socket system that changes from a pass-thru system to a conventional ratchet handle with interchangeable 1/4-Inch and 3/8-Inch drives that allow for the use of standard sockets
- Up to 40-Percent stronger by eliminating drive tang and up to 50-Percent thinner than conventional ratchet systems
Details
Fractional / Metric Combination GearRatchet Set – 21-Pc The GearRatchet handle quickly converts to a conventional 1/4″ or 3/8″ ratchet for standard sockets by using the two included adapters. “Pass through” socket system eliminates the need for deep sockets. The Vortex thin wall socket design has the same torque strength as an ordinary socket. Over all height is reduced by as much as 50%, width by 20%.
The unique GearRatchet drive configuration increases torque strength by as much as 40% and needs as little as 5º or arc. Chrome vanadium steel. Fully hardened. Features fine tooth 5º ratchet handle.
Includes: GearRatchet handle. (7) SAE Vortex sockets (3/8″, 7/16″, 1/2″, 9/16″, 5/8″, 11/16″ & 3/4″). (10) Metric Vortex sockets (10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm & 19mm). 1/4″ Dr. GearRatchet adapter. 3/8″ Dr. GearRatchet adapter. Vortex Pass-Thru 3″ extension (Designed to reach into deep recesses making deep sockets obsolete).
What people says?
This is always the first socket set I grab out of my tool cart when working on vehicles and such. The thinner walled sockets dont stick out as far making them fit into spots other socket/ratchet combos just wont. The pass-thru system makes the need for deep well sockets obsolete. These are great for just about any occasion, thier only limit is if you need a very long extension to reach something. Other than that, they are ideal for automotive work and more. jones
I just purchased these tools and they seem to be a very good deal considering they have a lifetime warranty. As you would guess by the price these tools are made in China. If you’re like me most of my tools are made in the USA, Germany or Japan. These tools are perfect for the average handyman. I’m not sure if I would use these everyday considering the metal on the socket walls are relatively thin. The concept and design is fantastic and ergonomics and balance are good. If you’re planning on using these everyday, I’d probably opt for Snap On, MAC or Hazet tools. The fine tooth ratchet mechanism is good but not sure how durable it is. For the money you could by 2 or 3 sets when compared to Snap On. If you still have doubts and are on a budget just run to Sears and get some Craftsman, you won’t be disappointed. will
This tool is definetly a life save if you ever need to tighten nuts. This will work when other ratchet and socket combination are not long enough. This tool has two major draw backs is the sockets are stubby preventing you from working in tight spaces and finding individual sockets for replacements is difficult. plumber
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