Klein Tools 409-70591 9-Key Folding Hex Nutdriver
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#1 Robertson square screwdriver with heat-treated shank and slip-resistant handle that resists oil, gas and water
This Klein Tools hand screwdriver is built for driving #1 Robertson square-recess fasteners. Its heat-treated and tempered shank provides durability for repeated use. The handle resists slippage, oil, gas and water for a secure grip in demanding environments. It suits professionals and DIYers working with square-drive screws.
The #1 tip fits only one size of Robertson recess; larger or smaller screws require different drivers. Square-drive fasteners are less common than Phillips or slotted types in some regions, limiting everyday utility. The tool cannot apply torque to stripped or damaged recesses. It is a single-purpose driver, not a multi-bit system.
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The 85162 model is a #1 Robertson square screwdriver, suited for #1 square-recess fasteners.
The heat-treated and tempered shank resists twisting and rounding, so it holds the square recess cleanly under torque.
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