Buy Armstrong 12-994 1/2-Inch Drive Armstrong MAXX Locking Flex RatchetArmstrong 12-994 1/2-Inch Drive Armstrong MAXX Locking Flex Ratchet Product Description:
- Made in the USA - Quality and Availability
- 9-Position Locking Flex Head maximizes safety and maintains position for multi-angle, multi-application use regardless of load
- Unique enclosed head (no screws) with two O-rings resists contaminants for extreme strength and long life.
- Sleek tapered head with a low profile design permits access in extremely confined areas.
- Recessed reversing lever has as On/Off markings for SAFETY
Product Description
Armstrong Industrial Hand Tools have a heritage of Made in the USA since four brothers founded the company in 1890. This Armstrong brand product is built from premium materials and workmanship ensuring unequalled strength, toughness, and durability. Product Type: 1/2-Inch Drive Armstrong Maxx Locking Flex Ratchet Drive Tang Size (Inch): 1/2 Finish: Full Polish Chrome Tooth Count: 60 Ratchet Angle: 6 Quick Release: No Ratchet Head Style: Teardrop Head Thickness (Inch): 0.750 Ratchet Handle Type: Locking Flex Head Width (Inch): 1.625 Overall Length (Inch): 18.500 ASME Specification: B107.10m US Federal Specification: GGG-W-641e Repair Kit: 12-982.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Ford
I bought this to replace a VERY similar Matco tool (CR17LFT) that 'walked away'. Differences noted: This cost about $45 less than I paid for the Matco wrench. This wrench feels slightly heavier and a bit tighter than the Matco, although that one was a couple of years old with almost daily use. The handle on the top and bottom is flat, instead of rounded all the way around. The Matco ratcheting mechanism subjectively "felt" better, but the flex head lock had more play in it.I'm definitely very interested in Armstrong tools now. I'm very pleased with this ratchet and may buy the 3/8" version soon.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Richardson
I tend to break 1/2 inch ratchets pretty quickly, but this one has lasted for about 4 months now. Locking flex is rarely needed, but cool occasionally. If you like to use 1/2 inch tools when you should be using 3/4 this does the job.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Randall Thompson
excellent for reaching in to odd places to get the job done as with anything from Armstrong very sturdy built
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