Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 1/2 in. Drive 90-Tooth 18 in. Extended Ratchet
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-9050
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 2.70 LBS
Description
DUTY®
1/2 in × 18 in
Extended Ratchet
An 18 in hand ratchet for 1/2 in drive sockets, with a longer handle for additional reach and leverage.
Product Overview
The 1/2 in square drive fits matching sockets for repeat turns without lifting off.
The extended handle adds reach and leverage while moving the grip away from the socket.
- Small working arcShort ratcheting strokes.
- Slim-profile headAccess around obstructions.
- Flush direction leverReverses without a raised lever.
- Chrome finishWipes clean after the job.
Technical Specifications
- Square drive
- 1/2 in
- Length
- 18 in
- Arc swing
- 4°
- Head profile
- Slim
- Direction lever
- Flush
- Finish
- Chrome
Choose the Correct Fit
Match sockets and extensions to the 1/2 in square drive. Check that the socket is retained and fits the fastener precisely.
Check the full 18-inch handle path and room for your hand. Leave clearance to operate the direction lever.
Installation & Care
Seat the socket fully before pulling. Allow room for the assembled head, socket and your hand throughout the working stroke.
Clean the chrome surfaces and square drive after use. Inspect engagement, direction control and any head lock before the next job.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help choosing? Tell Willy the fastener size, tool setup and available clearance so the GetPipe team can check the match.
Important Product Questions
Will my existing sockets fit?
The ratchet has a 1/2 in square drive. Match that drive size and check socket retention; the fastener opening is a separate size choice.
Will it clear an obstruction?
Measure the whole assembled setup, including socket depth, head and hand clearance. A small ratcheting arc helps, but does not define the full clearance envelope.
Can I use it as a torque wrench?
No torque-reading function is specified. Use a suitable torque wrench when a fastener requires a controlled final torque.
