Klein Tools Precision Ratchet Driver System 32787 64 Piece SAE Metric (ModBox Case Steel Bits Micro Ratchet Fastening Set)
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Klein Tools 32787 64-Piece Precision Ratchet and Micro Screwdriver System
The Klein Tools 32787 Precision Ratchet and Driver System combines a low-profile micro-ratchet, a magnetic adjustable Cushion-Grip screwdriver handle, and 60 precision and standard driving bits within a MODbox-compatible modular storage case. Forged from high-grade heat-treated tool steel, this 22.56 oz (1.41 lb) multi-drive fastener kit includes 33 precision bits, 16 standard 1/4-inch hex bits, and 11 nut drivers engineered for sensitive electronic assemblies, HVAC control boards, and fine terminal connections. Featuring magnetic bit retention across both 1/4-inch and 3.5 mm drive sockets alongside a free-spinning handle cap, this system allows electrical contractors and field service technicians to apply controlled rotational torque in restricted clearance spaces.
Best Used For:
- Control Panel & PCB Board Maintenance: Fastening micro-terminal screws, circuit board standoffs, and delicate electronic component housings without stripping threads.
- Confined Space Fastening: Reaching restricted equipment recesses and low-clearance cabinet corners using the low-profile micro-ratchet or adjustable length driver shanks.
- Modular Jobsite Storage Integration: Stacking and latching the MODbox system case directly onto compatible Klein driver cases for streamlined field organization.
Key Performance & Safety Features
- 64-Piece Comprehensive Fastening Kit: Contains 33 precision micro-bits, 16 standard bits, 11 nut drivers, 1 bit adapter, 1 adjustable handle, 1 micro-ratchet, and 1 MODbox case.
- Low-Profile Forward/Reverse Micro-Ratchet: Delivers high lever torque in tight enclosures and features an integrated tether point for fall protection safety.
- Dual Magnetic Adjustable Bit Holders: Accepts both 3.5 mm precision micro-bits and standard 1/4-inch hex bits with strong magnetic fastener retention.
- Cushion-Grip Handle with Spin Cap: Ergonomic CA/TPE handle design optimizes user grip comfort while the rotating end cap allows precise fingertip control during micro-fastening.
- MODbox System Modular Connectivity: Interlocking case frame connects seamlessly to other Klein modular driver cases for secure transport.
- Integrated Fastener Catch Tray: Internal case layout provides dedicated compartment space to hold removed screws, pins, and loose insert bits during servicing.
What's Included
- (1) Low-Profile Micro-Ratchet with Forward/Reverse Selector & Tether Hole
- (1) Adjustable Cushion-Grip Screwdriver Handle with Precision Spin Cap
- (1) Adjustable Precision Bit Extension Shank
- (1) Standard 1/4-Inch Hex Bit Drive Adapter
- (33) Precision Micro-Bits (3.5 mm Drive)
- (16) Standard Screwdriver Insert Bits (1/4-Inch Hex Drive)
- (11) Nut Driver Attachments
- (1) Interlocking MODbox System Storage Case
Technical Specifications
| Brand Manufacturer | Klein Tools® |
| Model Part Number OEM SKU | 32787 |
| Tool Classification System | 64-Piece Precision Ratchet and Screwdriver System |
| Core Metallurgy Material | Heat-Treated High-Grade Tool Steel |
| Screwdriver Handle Material | Cellulose Acetate / Thermoplastic Elastomer (CA/TPE) Cushion-Grip™ |
| Primary Input Drive Sizes | 1/4 inch Hex and 3.5 mm Precision Hex |
| Fastener Safety Retention | Magnetic Bit Sockets |
| Adjustable Shank Lengths | 4.45 inches (11.3 cm) and 3.85 inches (9.8 cm) |
| Screwdriver Handle Dimensions | 4.5 inches L x 0.75 inches Diameter (11.4 cm x 1.9 cm) |
| Overall Modular Case Dimensions | 8.75 inches L x 3.7 inches W x 1.8 inches H (22.2 x 9.4 x 4.6 cm) |
| High-Voltage Insulated Frame | No (Uninsulated - do not use on energized electrical circuits) |
| Total Component Piece Count | 64 Pieces |
| Assembled Net Package Weight | 22.56 oz / 1.41 lb (640 g) |
| Global Trade Item Number GTIN | 00092644327872 |
Pro-Tip: When servicing delicate circuit board terminal screws, place your palm against the free-spinning end cap of the driver handle and turn the body with your fingers. This maintains steady axial alignment pressure without over-torquing or slipping off fragile screw heads.
