1/4-inch Imperial Ratcheting Combination Wrench (Swivel Head)
Key points
- 72-tooth ratchet needs only 5-degree swing
- Swivel head reaches tight, angled spots
- Chrome-plated mirror finish resists corrosion
- Lightweight at 50 g for pocket carry
- Open end plus ratcheting box end in one tool
- Mirror-polished chrome finish wipes clean easily
- Dedicated 1/4-inch imperial size fills the gap in metric-focused tool kits
- Swivel access and fine ratcheting help mechanics handle imperial fasteners in engine bays and service spaces with fewer repositioning delays
- 1/4-inch imperial size suits classic motorcycle, agricultural and older machinery fasteners
- Distributors can sell the wrench as an open-stock line, so a buyer tops up one size at a time
- Importers can build a mixed carton of imperial sizes around this wrench, so a distributor's opening order covers the range from one shipment
- A wrench sized for imperial fasteners saves a mechanic from improvising with a metric spanner on older equipment
- One wrench per imperial size can hang on a shadow board, so a missing size is spotted before the job rather than at the fastener
| Size | 1/4 inch Imperial |
| Type | Combination Open-End + Ratcheting Box-End |
| Ratchet | 72-Tooth / 5-Degree Swing |
| Head | Swivel, 180-Degree Rotation |
| Length | 136 mm |
| Weight | 50 g |
| MOQ | 2 pc |
| 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
1/4-inch imperial ratcheting combination wrench with a swivel head that pivots up to 180 degrees, letting you work around obstacles and at awkward angles in tight engine bays, plumbing runs and machinery. The open end handles quick placement, while the ratcheting box end uses a 72-tooth mechanism with only 5 degrees of swing arc, so you can break and tighten fasteners even where space is limited. Chrome-plated, mirror-polished surfaces resist corrosion and wipe clean easily. At 136 mm long and only 50 g, it is light enough to carry in a pocket or tool roll. A practical addition to mechanic tool sets and a solid choice for importers building a complete wrench program in imperial sizes, where it pairs naturally with socket sets and combination wrench lines. For after-sales handling, the single-tool format means a warranty claim can be settled by replacing one wrench rather than a whole set, which keeps returns straightforward and replacement stock light. Keeping one wrench at the machine rather than in a central toolbox lets a technician adjust a fixing during a running shift without leaving the line, which keeps small jobs from turning into a walk back to the workshop for the right size. A wrench for a mechanic on older American machinery, where the imperial size matches fasteners that metric tools will not fit.
