Two black Klein Tools impact flip socket drivers, one 3-inch and one 5-inch, displayed diagonally on a white background. Both show the hex shank and the dual-sided socket with 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch sizes indicated by red and yellow rings.
Product feature graphic for the 3-inch multi-function flip socket. Text highlights the 5/16-inch and 1/4-inch hex driver sizes, a powerful rare-earth magnet for holding bits and fasteners, and its impact rating. A separate screwdriver bit is shown to illustrate bit-holding capability.
Product feature graphic for the 5-inch multi-function flip socket. The layout details the 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch driver sizes, the inclusion of a rare-earth magnet, and the impact-rated durability. A screwdriver bit is pictured next to the magnetic socket.
Close-up of the flip socket showing color-coded rings for size identification: red for 1/4-inch and yellow for 5/16-inch. The text explains that the 1/4-inch side serves as both a shallow driver and a deep bit holder for versatility.
A person wearing a safety vest demonstrates the detachable socket feature on a Klein Tools driver. The text explains that the sockets are removable to allow for easy cleaning of metal shavings from the magnet.
Action shot of the 5-inch impact flip socket attached to an orange and black Klein Tools impact driver. The driver is being used to fasten a screw inside an electrical panel, highlighting the tool's reach and quick-connect compatibility.
Close-up of a person's hands inserting the 1/4-inch hex shank of the 3-inch flip socket into the quick-connect chuck of a power impact driver.
Close-up of the impact flip socket in use, driving a fastener into a recessed metal surface, demonstrating the slim profile of the socket head.
A detailed view of the 1/4-inch socket side holding a standard screwdriver bit and a metal screw. The powerful rare-earth magnet holds both the bit and the fastener securely in place.
A technician uses the 5-inch flip socket attached to a manual Klein Tools multi-bit screwdriver handle to perform maintenance on an HVAC unit filled with complex wiring.
Close-up of a person's hands holding a Klein Tools multi-bit screwdriver handle. They are inserting a screwdriver bit into the 1/4-inch side of the flip socket, which is attached to the driver's shaft.
Action shot of the impact flip socket holding a screwdriver bit and driving a screw into a gray metal panel. The tool is attached to a power impact driver, demonstrating its functionality as a magnetic bit holder.
A close-up action shot of the tool being used to drive a hex-head screw into a white electrical control panel with terminal blocks in the background.
A studio shot of the two reversible sockets standing upright, displaying the 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch size markings and color-coded rings.
A top-down view into the socket barrels showing the six-point hex shape and the recessed corners designed for driving fasteners.
An exploded view showing the two impact-rated shafts and the two detachable reversible sockets separated to display the individual components.
Impact Flip Socket Drivers (32900 + 32907) promotional video
Two black Klein Tools impact flip socket drivers, one 3-inch and one 5-inch, displayed diagonally on a white background. Both show the hex shank and the dual-sided socket with 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch sizes indicated by red and yellow rings.
Product feature graphic for the 3-inch multi-function flip socket. Text highlights the 5/16-inch and 1/4-inch hex driver sizes, a powerful rare-earth magnet for holding bits and fasteners, and its impact rating. A separate screwdriver bit is shown to illustrate bit-holding capability.
Product feature graphic for the 5-inch multi-function flip socket. The layout details the 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch driver sizes, the inclusion of a rare-earth magnet, and the impact-rated durability. A screwdriver bit is pictured next to the magnetic socket.
Close-up of the flip socket showing color-coded rings for size identification: red for 1/4-inch and yellow for 5/16-inch. The text explains that the 1/4-inch side serves as both a shallow driver and a deep bit holder for versatility.
A person wearing a safety vest demonstrates the detachable socket feature on a Klein Tools driver. The text explains that the sockets are removable to allow for easy cleaning of metal shavings from the magnet.
Action shot of the 5-inch impact flip socket attached to an orange and black Klein Tools impact driver. The driver is being used to fasten a screw inside an electrical panel, highlighting the tool's reach and quick-connect compatibility.
Close-up of a person's hands inserting the 1/4-inch hex shank of the 3-inch flip socket into the quick-connect chuck of a power impact driver.
Close-up of the impact flip socket in use, driving a fastener into a recessed metal surface, demonstrating the slim profile of the socket head.
A detailed view of the 1/4-inch socket side holding a standard screwdriver bit and a metal screw. The powerful rare-earth magnet holds both the bit and the fastener securely in place.
A technician uses the 5-inch flip socket attached to a manual Klein Tools multi-bit screwdriver handle to perform maintenance on an HVAC unit filled with complex wiring.
Close-up of a person's hands holding a Klein Tools multi-bit screwdriver handle. They are inserting a screwdriver bit into the 1/4-inch side of the flip socket, which is attached to the driver's shaft.
Action shot of the impact flip socket holding a screwdriver bit and driving a screw into a gray metal panel. The tool is attached to a power impact driver, demonstrating its functionality as a magnetic bit holder.
A close-up action shot of the tool being used to drive a hex-head screw into a white electrical control panel with terminal blocks in the background.
A studio shot of the two reversible sockets standing upright, displaying the 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch size markings and color-coded rings.
A top-down view into the socket barrels showing the six-point hex shape and the recessed corners designed for driving fasteners.
An exploded view showing the two impact-rated shafts and the two detachable reversible sockets separated to display the individual components.
Impact Flip Socket Drivers (32900 + 32907) promotional video
KLEIN TOOLS

Klein Tools Flip Socket Set 32768 3-in-1 Impact Rated 1/4 and 5/16 Inch Magnetic Hex Nut Driver 2 Piece Kit 3 and 5 Inch Shafts HVAC Fastening

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SKU: 32768
$15.98 USD

Description

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Contractor-Grade 3-in-1 High-Torque Impact Flip Socket Array with Rare-Earth Fastener Retention, 3-Inch and 5-Inch Shaft Lengths, and Manual Handle Compatibility

The Klein Tools 32768 3-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set 1/4 and 5/16 Inch Magnetic Hex Nut Driver 2 Piece Kit delivers specialized industrial fastening utility and exceptional torque transmission efficiency across dense sheet metal duct networks and electrical distribution frames. Engineered from premium heat-treated alloy steel with a universal 1/4-inch Quick-Connect hex shank, this high-performance layout tool system withstands the severe rotational stress spikes generated by modern power drivers without fracturing. This professional contractor solution resolves dropping loose hex screws down dark utility conduits, swapping out individual drivers for alternate fastener sizes, and restricted reach limitations by combining a reversible 1/4 and 5/16-inch flip socket matrix with permanent rare-earth magnets and interchangeable 3-inch and 5-inch structural extension shafts. Outfitted with an integrated 1/4-inch deep bit holder pocket, distinct orientation color bands, and a precision-machined shank compatible with multi-bit manual screwdriver handles, this robust kit optimizes subcontractor assembly metrics during high-volume terminal screw installations, mechanical equipment line work, and commercial HVAC staging loops.

Best Used For:

  • Commercial HVAC Fastening: Driving self-tapping sheet metal fasteners and hex-head screws securely into complex structural ventilation trunks and furnace cabinet panel borders.
  • Deep Electrical Box Anchoring: Routing extension shanks behind cluttered wiring bundles to anchor mounting plates inside industrial junction housings single-handedly.
  • Delicate Manual Torque Control: Transferring the precision shafts into manual multi-bit handles for fine tightening loops where high-speed impact rotation risks stripping base metal paths.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • 3-in-1 Multi-Function Reversal: Precision design permits rapid switching between 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch hex cup drivers, doubling as an integrated deep bit holder.
  • High-Grade Impact Rating: Forged, heat-treated alloy steel construction absorbs continuous rotational hammer impacts, reducing hex point rounding errors.
  • Rare-Earth Magnet Core: Industrial-strength permanent internal magnets establish an ironclad hold on metallic fasteners to enable reliable one-handed overhead work on ladders.
  • Interchangeable Length Layouts: Bundled 3-inch short profile and 5-inch extended reach shafts adapt to localized tight spaces or deep, obstructed equipment wells.
  • Universal Shank Compatibility: Precision-machined 1/4-inch hex base fits seamlessly into power impact drivers or native manual screwdriver handles (Cat. Nos. 32303, 32304, 32308).

What's Included

  • (1) 3-Inch Long 3-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Shaft Assembly
  • (1) 5-Inch Long 3-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Shaft Assembly

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Brand Name Klein Tools
Model Number 32768
Product Classification Type 3-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set
Hex Socket Sizes Universal Drive Size 1/4 in. Hex Shank Quick-Connect
Shaft Lengths Included 3 in. and 5 in.
Magnetic Core Technology Yes (Permanent Rare-Earth Element)
Socket Broach Style 6-Point Hex Configuration
Primary Base Metal Material High-Torque Heat-Treated Steel Alloy
Industry Certification Standards ASME B107.2 Metric Benchmarks
Screwdriver Handle Cross-Compatibility Klein Tools Models 32303, 32304, 32308
Net Hardware Set Weight 4.96 oz.

Pro-Tip: Before sliding the reversible socket barrel back onto the shaft hex head, ensure the locking detent ball track is clear of fine metallic grit build-up. Keeping the spring-loaded ball clean secures a solid mechanical lock on the driver barrel, stopping wobble tracking errors completely at high driver speeds.