21V Brushless Right Angle Ratchet Wrench Kit
Key points
- 90 degree head reaches fasteners a straight body cannot
- 3,500 impacts per minute speeds up truss and rack assembly
- Brushless motor runs cooler with less maintenance
- Forward/reverse, safety switch and battery display built in
- Supplied as a cased kit with accessories ready to work
- Battery level display lets assemblers plan a full run without stopping mid-task
- Pre-fabrication shops can bolt panels together flat on a bench before they go up
- Maintenance technicians can run down a panel fixing with the 21V wrench held in one hand while the other hand guides the sheet into place
| Motor | Brushless |
| Voltage | 21 V Li-ion |
| Impact Rate | 3,500 bpm |
| Torque | 320 N.cm Class |
| Head | 90 Degree Right Angle |
| Controls | Variable Speed, Forward/Reverse, Safety Switch |
| Display | Battery Level Indicator |
| Chuck | Quick-Load Chuck |
| Packaging | Plastic Case with Accessories |
| MOQ | 1 kit |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Cordless brushless right-angle ratchet wrench on a 21V lithium platform, built for stage truss assembly and light steel structure fastening where space is tight and the fastener sits at an awkward angle. The 90 degree right-angle head reaches bolts that a straight-bodied tool cannot address and reduces wrist strain in overhead or vertical work. The brushless motor delivers a high impact frequency of 3,500 per minute with a torque output in the 320 N.cm class, giving the mix of speed and control needed for repetitive light and medium fastening. Operation features include forward and reverse adjustment, a safety switch to prevent accidental starts, a battery level display, stepless variable speed control and a quick-load chuck for fast bit changes. The wrench is supplied as a cased kit with accessories, and is produced in the Nantong power tool cluster. Contractors can issue the wrench as a cased kit, so the set comes back together at the end of a hire and battery packs are not left behind on the van. Steel erectors use the right angle head to run down a bolt in a corner where a pistol driver will not clear, and shopfitters use it on knock-down fittings that have to be tightened from the side.
