High-Speed Ratchets, Diagnostic Tool Designed for Enhanced Productivity

Milwaukee Tool M12 Fuel high-speed ratchets come in both 1/4" and 3/8” sizes. The ratchets deliver productivity with 450 RPM and feature the fast speeds for installing and removing fasteners.

The Powerstate brushless motor delivers up to 35% faster speeds than other solutions and 35 ft-lbs., ensuring power that rivals pneumatic. The ratchets can also be used manually without engaging the motor, allowing users to break loose and snug tight fasteners that require more torque.

With a compact head size and a recessed shift knob, the ratchets are designed to give users more access in tight spaces that other cordless and pneumatic ratchets can’t reach. A steel yoke housing and premium rubber overmold deliver durability to withstand shop and jobsite use.

The Snap-on Triton-D10 allows technicians to dig deep into the systems of a vehicle and evaluate performance with comparative data to make accurate and efficient decisions on every complex repair.

With Fast-Track Intelligent Diagnostics, TRITON-D10 systematically eliminates the unnecessary information and provides technicians with only the specific data and resources that they need to make repair decisions on the vehicle under the current circumstances.

Features of the TRITON-D10 include:

• Hardware designed and built specifically for the automotive industry to take on every day in the shop, the device features a streamlined design with thin, rugged handgrips, an integrated scope with enhanced memory for capturing intermittent glitches, and a 10-inch capacitive color touchscreen display.
• The device offers verification and testing functionality, including advanced graphing features and OEM-level data, plus a guided CTM/scope for verifying component failures.
• Fast-Track Intelligent Diagnostics enhances workflow, with SureTrack delivering verified parts replacement records and real fixes, along with smart data for relevant vehicle and code-specific PIDS, plus access to prefiltered functional tests and guided component tests to verify repairs.

Originally posted on Government Fleet