• Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH) Front View
  • Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH) Front View
  • Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH) Front view
  • Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH) mechanical drawing
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Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH)

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    Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH) Front View

    Nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH)
    Compact 3/8

    Compact 3/8" Stubby Ratchet for Real Tight Access

    This nepros 3/8" short ratchet is built for cramped work where a standard-length handle or bulky head won’t fit. The 90-tooth gear gives a 4° swing arc for low-clearance fasteners, and the ratchet head is designed slimmer than the previous model to improve access and work efficiency. Made in Japan.

    Specs

    Spec

    Detail

    Drive Size

    3/8" square drive

    Tooth Count

    90-tooth

    Swing Arc

    4°

    Overall Length (L)

    74.5 mm

    Head Dimensions

    A: 50 mm, B: 26 mm, T: 14 mm

    Weight

    135 g

    Country of Origin

    Made in Japan

    Why This Ratchet (Quick Guide)

    • Tight swing room: 90-tooth, 4° action for low-clearance fasteners
    • Better access: slimmer head design vs. previous model
    • Built for strength: 8-step claw design
    • Premium finish: refined shape with “aesthetic and functional” design intent

    What It Works With

    • 3/8" drive sockets (chrome or impact)

    • 3/8" drive extensions and universal joints
• 3/8" drive adapters and accessories designed for square drive tools

    How to Use (3 Steps)

    1. Seat the socket fully on the fastener.
    2. Confirm direction before loading the ratchet.
    3. Pull smoothly and keep the head square to the fastener to prevent rounding.

    In the Box

     nepros 3/8"sq. SHORT RATCHET (90-TOOTH) (1 pc)

    Safety Notes

    • Do not use a cheater pipe on the handle.
    • If the fastener is seized, switch to an appropriate breaker bar first
    • Keep the socket fully seated to avoid slipping and rounding.