1985/12/01 Caterpillar


New Ratchet Wrenches Available For Tube Fittings

Usage:


All Caterpillar Products

A new ratchet tube wrench group is available for use. The new ratchet tube wrenches are available as a group or can be ordered individually. Ratchet tube wrenches are stronger than crowfoot-type wrenches and require less clearance. The ratchet tube wrenches will ratchet in 45 ° increments (1/8of a turn) and have a lifetime warranty. The new wrenches fit all six and twelve point fittings and valves. They also work well on O-ring face seal hydraulic fittings which require higher torques than the JIC fittings.

The new wrenches are available in sizes from 3/8" to 1 5/8 " with either straight, integral handles or handles adapted for 1/2" square drive (see Illustration 1).


Illustration 1. New ratchet tube wrenches.

Wrenches equipped with square drives can be used with torque wrenches (see Illustration 2), combinedwith 1/2" drive extensions (see Illustration 3), or used with breaker bars (see Illustration 4).


Illustration 2. The 1/2 " square drive ratchet tube wrench with torque wrench.


Illustration 3. Ratchet tube wrench, torque wrench and extension.


Illustration 4. The 1/2 " square drive ratchet tube wrench with breaker bar.

The ratchet tube wrenches have forged steel jaws, heat treated high carbon steel handles, stainless steel rivets and a corrosion resistant finish.

Ratchet tube wrenches can be ordered as a group or individually as shown in the following charts.

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