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Nepros 1/4"sq. Ratchet Handle (90-Tooth)

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    Nepros 1/4"sq. Ratchet Handle (90-Tooth)

    High-Precision 1/4

    High-Precision 1/4" Ratchet for Tight Spaces

    A compact nepros 1/4" drive ratchet built for fast work where swing room is limited. The 90-tooth gear delivers a 4° feed angle, and the short handle keeps your hand close to the work for better control. Made in Japan, with a push-button “union mechanism” that helps prevent the socket from coming off unless you press the button.

    Specs

    Spec

    Detail

    Drive Size

    1/4" square drive

    Gear Teeth

    90

    Gear Action (Feed Angle)

    4°

    Head Width (B)

    22 mm

    Head Height (ÁE)

    13 mm

    Head Thickness (T)

    11 mm

    Overall Length (L)

    125 mm

    Weight

    110 g

    Country of Origin

    Made in Japan

    Why 90-Tooth Matters

    • 4° swing arc helps when you can’t rotate the handle far (hose clamps, brackets, small fasteners near frames and bulkheads).
    • Short handle + fine tooth count = quick indexing without over-travel in tight bays.

    Key Features

    • Oval head design with a high tooth count (90T) for smooth, precise work.
    • Push-button union mechanism helps prevent accidental socket drop-off unless the button is pressed.
    • Tuned for “light” idling torque and refined feel/sound (nepros design focus).

    Best Use Cases (Quick Guide)

    • Interior / trim service and small fasteners

    • Brackets, clamps, sensors, and accessories with limited swing

    • Fine-thread hardware where controlled, incremental movement matters

    In the Box

     1/4"sq. Ratchet Handle (90-Tooth) — NBR290

    Safety Notes

    • Keep the socket fully seated before applying force.

    • Use steady pressure; avoid sudden impact loading on small-drive ratchets.

    • If you need maximum breakaway torque, step up to a larger drive size or a breaker bar.