Ratchets

PRECISION ENGINEERING YOU CAN FEEL IN EVERY CLICK

The TengTools ratchet range is built for professional mechanics, automotive technicians, and engineers who demand total control and reliability from every tool in their kit. Available in 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch and, 1 inch drive sizes, the range covers everything from fine detail work to heavy duty fastening.

45 Tooth or 72 Tooth

Choose from 45 tooth FRP bi-material handle ratchets delivering an 8 degree arc swing, or fine tooth 72 tooth models with a 5 degree arc swing for maximum precision in confined spaces.

Built for One-Handed Work

All ratchets feature quick release for fast one-handed socket changes, flip or twist reverse for instant direction switching, and bi-material grips for secure handling in clean and greasy conditions.

Serviceable for Life

Service kits are available across the range, making proper maintenance straightforward and extending the working life of every tool. Designed in Sweden and manufactured to DIN 3122D, backed by a lifetime warranty.

Common questions about ratchets ↓

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What makes the FRP ratchet special?
The handle is fiber with steel reinforcement — lighter than a standard ratchet handle but just as strong — with a bi-material grip that stays comfortable in cold environments. The mechanism is 45 teeth (8° swing) with a one-handed quick release and a reverse lever.
Can a worn ratchet be repaired?
Yes — all individual parts and service kits are available and easy to fit. Repair the mechanism, keep the tool.
How should I maintain a ratchet?
Keep it clean and dry and use light oil on the ratchet mechanism. Never use a ratchet with impact tools, and never extend the handle with a pole for leverage.
What is a spinner handle?
A driver-style handle with a female intake in 1/4" and 3/8" drive — use it on its own for fast spinning, or fit it to a ratchet as an extension bar.
Which drive sizes are in the range?
1/4" to 1" drive across the socket range, in metric and SAE, with six-point and twelve-point sockets and Hex, TX, TX-E and TPX bit sockets — all using the Hip Grip design that grips fastener flats instead of corners.

Torque values and calibration guidance are from the Teng Tools catalogue. Always follow the fastener manufacturer's specified torque.