We stock a wide range of spanners and socket sets for trade, automotive and workshop use, including Bahco ratchet handles, Sealey socket sets, and Jetech professional ratchet spanners.
Bahco and Dargan ratchet handles and drive sets
Sealey and Dargan socket sets in metric sizes
Jetech professional ratchet spanners
If you can't find the spanner or socket you need, tell us what you need here and we'll source it for you.
JETECH PROFESSIONAL RATCHET SPANNER 1" Jetech 1" Ratcheting Combination Wrench Industrial Grade Gear Spanner with 12-Point Design 72-Tooth Ratchet Made with Forged and Heat-Treated Cr-V Steel in Chrome Plating...
JETECH PROFESSIONAL RATCHET SPANNER 27MM Made of chrome-vandium alloy steel to acquire higher torsion & 12-point box wrench, machined through round hole, can hold angle of bolt/nut heads to fasten...
JETECH PROFESSIONAL RATCHET SPANNER 32MM Made of chrome-vandium alloy steel to acquire higher torsion & 12-point box wrench, machined through round hole, can hold angle of bolt/nut heads to fasten...
JETECH PROFESSIONAL RATCHET SPANNER 50MM Made of chrome-vandium alloy steel to acquire higher torsion & 12-point box wrench, machined through round hole, can hold angle of bolt/nut heads to fasten...
Choosing the Right Socket Drive Size
Drive size determines which sockets fit which ratchet, 1/4 inch suits light work, 3/8 inch is the most common general size, and 1/2 inch suits heavier torque jobs such as automotive work. A ratchet spanner, such as Jetech's professional range, combines a spanner and ratchet in one tool, useful in tight spaces where a socket and ratchet won't fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch drive sockets?
The drive size refers to the fitting connecting socket to ratchet, 1/4 inch suits light work, 3/8 inch is the most common general size, 1/2 inch suits heavier torque such as automotive tasks.
What is a ratchet spanner used for?
Combining the function of a spanner and a ratchet in one tool, useful for repeated tightening or loosening in tight spaces where a socket wrench won't fit.
Do you stock socket sets in both metric and imperial sizes?
Most of our range is metric, contact us to confirm imperial availability for a specific set.
What is a compression spanner used for?
Tightening or loosening compression fittings on pipework, commonly used in plumbing and heating installation.
Do you stock extension bars for reaching recessed fixings?
Yes, including Spero extension bars to extend the reach of a socket and ratchet.
Can you source a specific spanner or socket brand not listed?
Yes, tell us what you need and we will try to source it for you.
