Studio shot of the Klein Tools 32561 stubby screwdriver featuring a black cushion-grip handle, yellow shaft collar, and a flathead bit inserted.
Infographic displaying the disassembled tool components including the handle, interchangeable shaft, and two double-ended bits, with icons indicating nut driver and screwdriver sizes.
A four-panel composite image showing a user gripping the tool, flipping a bit, inserting the shaft into the handle, and tightening a breaker screw.
A close-up of a hand using the stubby screwdriver to tighten a hex screw on a metal HVAC panel in a confined space.
A detailed view of the stubby screwdriver being used to drive a fastener into a galvanized metal surface.
Close-up of hands holding the stubby screwdriver handle and shaft while positioning a Phillips head bit for insertion into the nut driver end.
A hand using the stubby screwdriver to tighten a screw on the faceplate of a black industrial control box next to a red stop button.
A close-up of a hand using the stubby screwdriver to secure a terminal connection on the back of a piece of rack-mounted electronic equipment.
A gloved hand using the compact stubby screwdriver to tighten a terminal screw inside a grey electrical panel.
A worker wearing a high-visibility glove using the stubby screwdriver to tighten a conduit connector screw on a metal junction box.
Stubby Multi-Bit Screwdriver/Nut Driver promotional video
Studio shot of the Klein Tools 32561 stubby screwdriver featuring a black cushion-grip handle, yellow shaft collar, and a flathead bit inserted.
Infographic displaying the disassembled tool components including the handle, interchangeable shaft, and two double-ended bits, with icons indicating nut driver and screwdriver sizes.
A four-panel composite image showing a user gripping the tool, flipping a bit, inserting the shaft into the handle, and tightening a breaker screw.
A close-up of a hand using the stubby screwdriver to tighten a hex screw on a metal HVAC panel in a confined space.
A detailed view of the stubby screwdriver being used to drive a fastener into a galvanized metal surface.
Close-up of hands holding the stubby screwdriver handle and shaft while positioning a Phillips head bit for insertion into the nut driver end.
A hand using the stubby screwdriver to tighten a screw on the faceplate of a black industrial control box next to a red stop button.
A close-up of a hand using the stubby screwdriver to secure a terminal connection on the back of a piece of rack-mounted electronic equipment.
A gloved hand using the compact stubby screwdriver to tighten a terminal screw inside a grey electrical panel.
A worker wearing a high-visibility glove using the stubby screwdriver to tighten a conduit connector screw on a metal junction box.
Stubby Multi-Bit Screwdriver/Nut Driver promotional video
KLEIN TOOLS

Klein Tools Screwdriver 32561 6in1 Stubby MultiBit Nutsetter Tool 1.266 Inch Shank 1/4 5/16 Hex Fastening Confined Enclosure Panel Wiring Repair

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SKU: 32561
$20.98 USD

Description

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Contractor-Grade 6-in-1 Stubby Multi-Bit Screwdriver and Nut Setter Set with Signature Cushion-Grip Handle and Heat-Treated Fastening Tips

The Klein Tools 32561 Stubby 6-in-1 Multi-Bit Screwdriver Nut Driver delivers tight-clearance fastening utility and exceptional structural workspace accessibility across high-density electrical configurations. Engineered with a short 1.266-inch modular shank profile, this specialized hand tool drives four common interchangeable bits alongside two integrated nut driver sizes to solve hardware stripping and thread placement strains in obstructed structural configurations. This pocket layout solution resolves confined enclosure clearance barriers, manual hand slippage under high torque loads, and excessive tool pouch weight burdens by combining a signature non-slip Cushion-Grip handle with heat-treated alloy steel tips. Outfitted with precision-machined 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch nut driver hex receivers, this 2.6-ounce micro station optimizes subcontractor efficiency during terminal block wiring, appliance diagnostic repairs, and cramped HVAC duct assembly adjustments.

Best Used For:

  • Terminal Block Wiring: Tightening fine electrical lead contacts and ground wires within shallow junction box panels.
  • Appliance Maintenance Adjustments: Accessing recessed rear fasteners and internal chassis hardware components inside compact structural enclosures.
  • HVAC Control Calibration: Servicing close-quarter damper motors and tight ventilation duct mounting brackets where full-length drivers fail.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Compact Stubby Clearance: A short 1.266-inch shank architecture allows professional technicians to access restricted structural bays safely.
  • 6-in-1 Multi-Bit Matrix: Seamlessly incorporates two nut setters and four precision driver configurations within one modular system.
  • Signature Cushion-Grip Base: Ergonomic texturized rubber wrap delivers higher manual torque thresholds while mitigating hand fatigue factors.
  • Heat-Treated Driver Tips: Rugged steel alloy bits resist tip fracturing and prevent accidental hardware cam-out errors.
  • Quick-Change Ball Retention: Modular shaft locking interface balances quick switching convenience with secure mechanical bit coupling.

What's Included

  • (1) Stubby Cushion-Grip Handle Base
  • (1) Interchangeable Multi-Bit Shaft Assembly
  • (1) Double-Ended Phillips Driver Bit (#1 and #2)
  • (1) Double-Ended Slotted Driver Bit (3/16-Inch and 1/4-Inch)

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Brand Name Klein Tools
Model Number 32561
Product Category Stubby 6-in-1 Multi-Bit Driver
Nut Driver Sizes 1/4 in., 5/16 in.
Phillips Bit Sizes #1, #2
Slotted Bit Sizes 3/16 in., 1/4 in.
Shank Structural Length 1.266 in.
Overall Tool Length 3.25 in.
Bit Retention Style Quick Change Ball Detent
Handle Material Matrix High-Impact Plastic with Cushion-Grip Rubber Layer
Net Instrument Weight 2.6 oz.
Insulated Protection No

Pro-Tip: Wipe away accumulated metallic dust or drywall residue from the internal hex openings regularly. Keeping the socket walls clean ensures driver inserts seat to full technical engagement depth, balancing torque loads and preventing fastener rounding.