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Milwaukee M12 FUEL 1/4 in. Ratchet Kit

Model number
3052-21

The Milwaukee M12 FUEL 1/4 in. Ratchet Kit is a cordless 1/4 in. ratchet designed for automotive service, assembly, and maintenance work where a low-profile powered ratchet saves time in tight spaces. It delivers up to 550 RPM and 45 ft-lbs of max torque from Milwaukee's M12 FUEL platform, pairing compact size with enough power for routine removal and run-down tasks. Notable features include a ball detent anvil, a brushless motor, and an ergonomic grip. It is best for mechanics and maintenance users who want a faster alternative to hand ratcheting without stepping up to a bulkier impact wrench.

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Model no.
3052-21
Brand
Milwaukee
Category
Ratchet
Canonical URL
/milwaukee/ratchet/3052-21-m12-fuel-1-4-ratchet-kit/
19 spec rows · each row is anchorable

§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Ratchet
Voltage (V)
12
Cordless / Corded
Cordless
Power Source
Battery
Motor Type
POWERSTATE Brushless
Tool Only
No
Batteries Included
1
Charger Included
Yes
Piece Count
3
Height (in.)
12
Width (in.)
1.6
Battery Platform
M12 FUEL
Anvil Size In
0.25
Anvil Type
Ball Detent
Max Speed (RPM)
550
Max Torque (ft-lbs)
45
Hammer Function
No
One Key Enabled
No
Warranty
5 Year Tool, 2 Year Battery

§ What's Included

01 (1) M12 FUEL 1/4 in. Ratchet (3052-20)
02 (1) M12 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT CP2.5 Battery Pack
03 (1) M12 Lithium-ion Battery Charger

§ Warranty

5 Year Tool, 2 Year Battery

§ FAQ

Does the 3052-21 include batteries and a charger?

Yes. This kit includes 1 battery and a charger.

What socket drive size does the 3052-21 use?

It uses a 1/4 inch anvil with a Ball Detent retention style.

How fast is the 3052-21 ratchet?

It is rated for up to 550 RPM.

How much torque does the 3052-21 make?

It is rated for up to 45 ft-lbs of maximum torque.

Can it replace a full-size impact wrench?

No. A cordless ratchet is best for speeding up run-down and lighter breakaway work, while stubborn fasteners may still need a manual breaker bar or impact wrench first.

What type of work is it best for?

It is best for engine-bay work, maintenance, assembly, and other tight-access tasks where a compact powered ratchet is more practical than a larger impact tool.