
Kobalt 24-volt Variable Speed Brushless 3/8-in Drive Cordless Ratchet Wrench
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The Kobalt 24-volt brushless 3/8-in ratchet wrench is a cordless power ratchet for automotive, electrical, and HVAC work. It delivers up to 45 ft-lb of torque and 400 RPM, with a compact, low-profile head and a variable-speed trigger. The brushless motor and improved LED lighting help in tight spaces. Compared with air ratchets, it offers cordless convenience but less sustained power; against other cordless ratchets, it is a mid-range option with good ergonomics.
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Lowest price we've seen: $139.00 on Nov 9 at Lowe's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
The Next Generation Kobalt cordless ratchet reduces the size up to 20%, reduces weight over 30%, and increases the speed by up to 60%. The new compact tool size and low profile ratchet head makes this product perfect for automotive, electrical, and HVAC applications. This lightweight ratchet delivers up to 45 ft-lb of torque and up to 400 RPM to quickly drive fasteners. The ratchet head features a pin detent anvil which provides easy socket changes for maximum productivity. The ergonomic design allows for multiple grip positions for getting into difficult-to-reach and tight spaces. The variable-speed trigger puts the user in control of the fastener speed. Improved LED lighting helps the user see fasteners in tight work areas. Engineered for the toughest conditions where solvents and chemicals are commonly used, such as automotive repair.

















