Klein Tools 32536 10-Fold Screwdriver / Nut Driver, TORX®

Eight TORX bits are included: T6, T7, T8, T10, T15, T20, T25 and T27. That span covers the small T6 through T8 sizes used on electronics and device plates up through T20 to T27 on equipment covers and machine guards. Alongside those are two hex nut driver sizes, 5/16 inch and 1/4 inch, which are the two sizes most used on panel and sheet metal screws.

It unfolds and locks at a 180 degree angle, so in use it behaves like a straight screwdriver rather than a floppy pocket knife. Folded it closes down to roughly a 1 inch cube footprint by the stated depth, height and width, and the open length is 9.75 inches (24.8 cm). Klein is explicit that it is not for prying or chiselling, so keep it to driving.

No. Klein warns never to use this tool on or near live electrical circuits. It is a bare steel tool with no insulation rating, so de-energize and verify before working. For hot work you need a tool rated and marked for it. Eye protection is called for in either case.

No, the 32536 is non-magnetic. Instead of magnetic retention it uses a blast finish on the steel bits to grip the fastener recess and cut down on cam-out. If you need a bit that holds the screw itself while you reach into an enclosure, pick a magnetic-tip driver instead.

One body with ten interchangeable bits swung out of it: 8 TORX screwdriver sizes and 2 hex nut drivers. Nothing is loose, so there are no bits to lose out of a pouch on a service call, and the whole thing weighs 0.37 lbs. For a maintenance tech carrying one pocket tool between work orders, that replaces a roll of individual TORX drivers.

Order it as Klein Tools 32536. The handle is green, which makes it easy to tell apart from the other fold-up Klein drivers if you issue more than one style across a crew.