What are the differences between small, medium, and large ratchet wrenches?
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The differences between small, medium, and large ratchet wrenches include variations in wrench size and the size of nuts they can tighten or loosen. Below is a detailed introduction to the differences between small, medium, and large ratchet wrenches: Differences in wrench size: 3/8 refers to the side length of the square interface on the socket wrench, which is 3/8 inches in length. 1/4 small ratchet wrench has a square drive size of 6.3MM. 3/8 medium ratchet wrench has a square drive size of 9.5MM. 1/2 large ratchet wrench has a square drive size of 12.5MM and provides greater torque. Differences in nut size they can handle: Small ratchet wrenches are particularly suitable for tightening or loosening nuts with sockets under 14MM. Medium ratchet wrenches are suitable for use with sockets up to 24MM. Large ratchet wrenches are suitable for working with sockets up to 32MM.