Torque: The R3150 cordless ratchet has 54 ft-lbs of torque, which is the same amount of torque you would expect from an air tool.
Durability: The tool’s lightweight metal and composite construction, which is protected against repeated drops by a patent-pending design, allows it to be used in any environment.
Greater portability is made possible by the use of batteries.
Battery or charger are not included with the bare tool.
Ratchet Only (R3130) Style:R313.
A wide range of applications, from engine repair and under-car work to light industrial maintenance, repair, and operations are made possible by this tool set (MRO). The R3130 ratchet, which is compatible with the IQV20 Series battery platform, combines the convenience of cordless with the power of compressed air.
This is a very nice piece of equipment. A cordless ratchet, two batteries, and a charger are packaged in a durable, easy-to-transport case. While an air compressor is significantly heavier and significantly larger than an air ratchet, consider how large and heavy an air ratchet really is. In the same way that you would with a regular ratchet, you break the nut or bolt loose and then let the motor spin the nut or bolt to remove it the rest of the way. Instead of cranking the fitting off by hand, this method will save you a significant amount of time and energy. The ratchet has a surprising amount of torque for its size. Smaller fittings up to larger fittings, within reason, can be accommodated by a 3/8 inch diameter pipe. This is a time-saving tool that is both well-made and functional in its design. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to save time and energy when performing repairs on their automobile, bicycle, boat, or truck, among other things. If you do not have access to an air compressor or if you need to perform work in an area where it is not practical to transport an air compressor, you can use a portable air compressor.
