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Saw the same ratchet in the cornwell flyer, so someone makes these outside the trucks. Also does anyone know if the 16v and 12v are interchangeable like snappys 7.2/14.4?
12v infinium cordless tools, who makes them?
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http://www.cornwelltools.com/webcat...%2d-10.8V-1{47}4”-Li%2dIon--Cordless-Ratchet#
Ok, the cornwell is the older style Matco 10.8v. Wich is interchangeable with the 12v.
Ok, the cornwell is the older style Matco 10.8v. Wich is interchangeable with the 12v.
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I heard some industrial company
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I was looking for a company name...and possible interchange tools...someone's gotta know
professional tool products. the cornwell ratchet i think is the older 10.8 non variable speed ratchet. With the 1/4 ratchets, the power seems pretty much the same between the older and newer ratchets, with either battery. 12 volts have the battery gauge, and mine are the 2 vs the 1.5 amp hour batteries. The 16v batteries don't interchange with the 10.8 or the 12 unless you grind off 2 tabs on the battery. I haven't done that with mine because I don't see the need, plus the 16v stuff is still under warranty. In the case of the 3/8 ratchets, the 16v completely blows the 12v away.
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I believe professional tool makes them for matco and ********.
PTP makes air tools for MAC, Matco and Cornwell, not aware of them making cordless tools for anyone. I believe Monte has it right.
10.8 is load voltage of a 12v tool. They're the same power output, just depends on how the spec is written (load voltage vs static voltage).
10.8 is load voltage of a 12v tool. They're the same power output, just depends on how the spec is written (load voltage vs static voltage).
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