When small fasteners are tucked into tight service areas, the AIRCAT 807-25 1/4″ “Mini” Palm Ratchet gives technicians a compact pneumatic ratchet for controlled run-down and removal work. Its 35 ft-lbs maximum torque supports light-duty fastening tasks, while the 300 RPM free speed helps run fasteners down faster than hand ratcheting. The 1/4″ square drive fits compatible 1/4″ drive sockets, making this palm ratchet a useful choice for small hardware around radiators, engine compartments, interior panels, light brackets, and other confined spaces.At only 5.40″ long and 1.10 lbs., the 807-25 is built for access where a longer air ratchet may be difficult to position. The ergonomic composite over-mold grip helps improve comfort during repeated use, while the palm-style body keeps the tool compact for close-quarter work. With 3.0 CFM air consumption, a 3/8″ recommended hose size, and a 1/4″ NPT air inlet, this mini ratchet is easy to integrate into common shop air setups for small-fastener service.Type: Mini Palm Ratchet | Model: 807-25 | Drive Size: 1/4″ Square Drive | Free Speed: 300 RPM | Bolt Capacity: 3/8″ | Max Torque: 35 ft-lbs @ 90 PSI | Weight: 1.10 lbs. | Length: 5.40″ | Air Consumption: 3.0 CFM | Recommended Hose Size: 3/8″ | Air Inlet: 1/4″ NPTFeatures:Provides 35 ft-lbs of maximum torque for small fastener removal and installation.300 RPM free speed helps speed up run-down compared with manual ratcheting.1/4″ square drive fits compatible 1/4″ drive sockets for light-duty service work.Ergonomic composite over-mold grip provides comfort during repeated small-fastener tasks.Compact 5.40″ length helps the tool fit around radiators and other confined work areas.Light 1.10 lb. tool weight helps reduce hand fatigue during close-quarter use.3.0 CFM air consumption supports use with common shop air systems when supplied with clean, regulated air.Applications:Automotive engine bays: Running down and removing small fasteners around radiators, brackets, covers, clamps, and tight accessory areas.Interior and trim work: Servicing light hardware where a compact 1/4″ drive ratchet helps reduce tool bulk around panels and close-clearance locations.Light assembly work: Speeding up repetitive small-fastener installation before final hand feel or torque verification.Equipment service: Working on guards, light covers, access panels, brackets, and compact service points that use smaller fasteners.MRO and shop maintenance: Handling small hardware on fixtures, housings, panels, and light mechanical assemblies in confined areas.FAQs:Q: What is the AIRCAT 807-25 best used for?A: The AIRCAT 807-25 is best used for small-fastener work in confined spaces. Common uses include work around radiators, engine compartments, access panels, light brackets, covers, and other areas where a longer ratchet may be difficult to position.Q: Is this a 1/4″ drive or 3/8″ drive ratchet?A: The 807-25 has a 1/4″ square drive. AIRCAT lists a separate 807 model as the related 3/8″ mini palm ratchet.Q: What does 300 RPM mean on this palm ratchet?A: RPM is the free-speed rating of the tool. On this model, 300 RPM helps run fasteners down quickly, but final tightening should still be controlled to match the fastener and application.Q: What air hose size should I use with the AIRCAT 807-25?A: AIRCAT lists a 3/8″ recommended hose size and a 1/4″ NPT air inlet for this model. Using clean, regulated air helps the tool deliver proper speed and torque.Q: Can this ratchet replace a torque wrench?A: No. This pneumatic ratchet helps remove and run down small fasteners, but final torque should be verified with a calibrated torque wrench when a specific torque value is required.AVAILABLE VARIATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS SKUFree Speed(RPM)Bolt Capacity(in.)Square Drive(in.)Max. Torque(ft-lb) @90 psiWeight(lbs.)Length(in)Air Cons.(CFM)Rec. 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