GEARWRENCH® 81400 Hand Ratchet, 3/4 in Drive, Teardrop Head, 19-3/4 in OAL, Steel, Polished Chrome
The 3/4" drive 24 tooth quick release ratchet from GEARWRENCH lets you remove the socket quickly allowing you to move on to the next job. Our full polish chrome finish easily wipes clean providing a longer tool life and resist rust & corrosion.
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BrandGEARWRENCH®
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UPC099575814006
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Manufacturer Part Number81400
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CountryUSA|Canada
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FinishPolished Chrome
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MaterialSteel
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Measurement SystemImperial
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Minimum Arc Swing15 deg
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Handle TypeKnurled/Standard
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Head ShapeTeardrop
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Drive Size3/4 in
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Quick Release HeadYes
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ReversibleYes
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Number of Geared Teeth24
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Overall Length19-3/4 in
- 24-tooth teardrop shaped head with on/off switch allow even more access in tight spaces
- Quick release design allows for rapid socket removal
- Bright, full polish chrome finish easily wipes clean and resists corrosion
- Hard Stamped for easy identification
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 41XP27 |
| MSC | 85871309 |
| Fastenal | 0223641 |
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UNSPSC27111711
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Package DescriptionEACH
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WarrantyLimited Lifetime
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GEARWRENCH® 81400 Hand Ratchet, 3/4 in Drive, Teardrop Head, 19-3/4 in OAL, Steel, Polished Chrome
The 3/4" drive 24 tooth quick release ratchet from GEARWRENCH lets you remove the socket quickly allowing you to move on to the next job. Our full polish chrome finish easily wipes clean providing a longer tool life and resist rust & corrosion.
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