- The product is easy to use and easy to handle
- The product is highly durable
- This product is made of high quality material
- Contains 3/8-Inch, 5/16-Inch and 1/4-Inch nut drivers, no.1 and no.2 Phillips, 1/4-Inch and 3/16-Inch slotted, T10 and T15 torx and no.1 and no.2 square recess
- Integrated screwdriver/nut driver shaft holds 8-popular tips and converts to 3-nut driver sizes
- Interchangeable blade for quick and easy switch out
- Heavy duty shaft provides tight, solid feel
- Klein offers a lifetime warranty on material defects and workmanship for the normal life of the product
Since 1857, the company operated by Mathias Klein and his descendants to the fifth generation, has grown and developed along with the telecommunications and electrical industries where Klein pliers first found major usages. Today, Klein Tools Inc represents much more than Klein pliers. The company's product line has broadened to include virtually every major type of hand tool used in construction, electronics, mining and general industry in addition to the electrical and telecommunications fields. Klein offers a lifetime warranty on material defects and workmanship for the normal life of the product. The Klein 32500 is a 11-in-1 screwdriver/nut driver. This driver has an integrated screwdriver/nut driver shaft holds 8-popular tips and converts to 3-nut driver sizes and an interchangeable blade for quick and easy switch out. The heavy duty shaft provides tight, solid feel and has industrial strength, heat treated bits. It has a cushion-grip handle for greater torque and comfort and the end of the handle is marked to quickly identify the tool. This driver contains 3/8-Inch, 5/16-Inch and 1/4-Inch nut drivers, no.1 and no.2 Phillips, 1/4-Inch and 3/16-Inch slotted, T10 and T15 torx and no.1 and no.2 square recess
By William
First, Klein tools are outstanding. When I buy screwdrivers, I always select Klein. Remember, you get what you pay for. I have a 10 in 1, and I wanted a second, so I just purchased this one. Hey, a third size nut driver. Oh yeah. Anyway, for people concerned with the bits not being magnetized, there is a simple trick that I use. First I switch to single tip bits. (you can buy them on Amazon. Wiha is a good choice) Then, get yourself some "Hobby" super strong rare earth magnet discs, 1/4 inch size. (same size as the bits) They come in different thicknesses. I use 1/10 inch thick and put 4 on each bit. You can still pull the bits out, and the magnets will come out with the bit. But they are very secure and won't come out accidentally.
By Amazon Customer
Replaces half a dozen other screwdrivers with one high quality screwdriver/nut driver. Only drawback is the shaft is fat--so if you need a skinny shaft to reach through a small hole to reach your screw, this probably won't work for you. Otherwise, it's great. I paid `$12-$13 for mine @ HomeDepot.
By Matthew
I love these screwdrivers. I was working as a maintenance technician in a factory for some time, and was never without one of these. It has a bit for almost every common fitting. At work I even had regular use of the square and star bits. After a while, I even learned to change the bits with one hand while holding parts with the other. With this, a small-to-medium adjustable crescent, and a pair of pliers, a person can work on most anything.
The ONLY complaint I have is that the screwdriver bits are rather short, and therefore useless for narrow countersunk holes.
For some reason, I don't see them in physical stores very often (then again, I'm not really looking that hard). They are popular and tend to "wander off" if you leave them out at job sites. I've had one or two wander off, and I've misplaced a couple. This is the fourth or fifth klein 11-in-1 I've purchased overall, and the second I currently own (so I could leave one in the car).
Highly recommended.
The ONLY complaint I have is that the screwdriver bits are rather short, and therefore useless for narrow countersunk holes.
For some reason, I don't see them in physical stores very often (then again, I'm not really looking that hard). They are popular and tend to "wander off" if you leave them out at job sites. I've had one or two wander off, and I've misplaced a couple. This is the fourth or fifth klein 11-in-1 I've purchased overall, and the second I currently own (so I could leave one in the car).
Highly recommended.
By ApplianceJunk
I have used this at work on a daily bases since receiving it back in August of 2013. In my field of appliance repair and facility maintenance I find this 11 in 1 extremely handy. One thing I really like over all the other all-in-one screwdrivers like this is the addition of the 3/8 inch driver. I use the 3/8 inch driver for installing dryer and range cord along with using it to change ballast for fluorescent lights. With this 11 in 1 screwdriver, my multitool and a multimeter there is not much that I can't diagnose and repair.
By S. Fitzgerald
I like this screwdriver so much, I just purchased another when I accidentally dropped my old one between the stud wall of my home.
There are plenty of comparable products by different manufacturers and I actually own/have owned several. What sets this one apart for me is the quality and build. Despite having all of the various drivers you could likely need, the overall size is no larger than a single screwdriver. There is also no loose rattle coming from the changeable bits inside the handle as I have found with others like it. It may sound like a nit-picky thing, but if you actually plan to use the screwdriver on extended projects, the rattle on other brands is VERY annoying. The bits click into place when you change them with a solid click and I've never had one pull out on me. Changing them is very easy too. The comfortable rubber coating on the handle provides a great grip too.
The only consideration ( I hesitate to go so far as to call it a CON) is the diameter of the shaft. Because it holds flippable bits at each end, it has to be slightly larger than a single purpose screwdriver might be. So, if you need to use this screwdriver to remove a panel where the screws are recessed into narrow deeper places, you might have to reach for a traditional driver.
You could spend a lot more and not get anything better for your money, and I think you could spend less and get a lot less. The bottom line is you won't be disappointed with this screwdriver.
There are plenty of comparable products by different manufacturers and I actually own/have owned several. What sets this one apart for me is the quality and build. Despite having all of the various drivers you could likely need, the overall size is no larger than a single screwdriver. There is also no loose rattle coming from the changeable bits inside the handle as I have found with others like it. It may sound like a nit-picky thing, but if you actually plan to use the screwdriver on extended projects, the rattle on other brands is VERY annoying. The bits click into place when you change them with a solid click and I've never had one pull out on me. Changing them is very easy too. The comfortable rubber coating on the handle provides a great grip too.
The only consideration ( I hesitate to go so far as to call it a CON) is the diameter of the shaft. Because it holds flippable bits at each end, it has to be slightly larger than a single purpose screwdriver might be. So, if you need to use this screwdriver to remove a panel where the screws are recessed into narrow deeper places, you might have to reach for a traditional driver.
You could spend a lot more and not get anything better for your money, and I think you could spend less and get a lot less. The bottom line is you won't be disappointed with this screwdriver.
By StarFire
I do apartment maintanence as well as HVAC. I use this tool everyday. With the combination of tools it can replace it is worth having. And for those that do HVAC work. Klein has made a new 11-in-1 Screwdriver/Nut Driver - Schrader Valve Core Tool.
By Erik Schmidt
The best match for the job. Being a maintenance tech and having to work on anything from a towelbar all the way up to large appliances it's got an attachment for every fitting. This is truly a well thought out device. What used to be carried in a tool belt is now stored in a tool that fits in your pocket.
By babo3030
I use it all day at work. the #2 philips/ #2 slotted bit assembly falls out all the time and I have lost and replaced it twice already. It is the bit assembly i use the most. I can say that this assembly falls out consistently whether the new original, used original or new replacements. Perhaps there is a flaw in the production of their ball roller set. I also use the 11/32" and 3/8" nut drivers for #8 and #10 nuts all day long.
By Summer
Nice 11-in-1 tool. I especially like the 3 sizes of nut drivers. Good for electrical work. I have several variations of this Klein tool including the ratcheting model, but this 11-in-1 model is my favorite.
By Matt L.
Klein Tools screw drivers are a go to. This is a great example of a single tool that reduces what you have to carry. It's got a bit more weight than a "normal' Phillips or torx or... but only one is needed. This and the stubby version are must have's in any tool box (or keep them in your truck for those unexpected needs.) The bits are solid do a good job of not stripping the screw head and I've bought three of these because I lost one, and one was stolen by a 4 year old while assembling his sisters bed. I'll get that one back next time I'm at the Sister-in Laws. . Can't go with out it.
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