Klein Tools
Klein Tools 630-11/32 11/32 in nutdriver
Drives 11/32 inch hex fasteners with a three inch hollow shank for bolt clearance
- TypeNut Drivers
- 11/32 in tip fits matching fasteners precisely
- 3 in hollow shank reaches deep or recessed bolts
- Cushion grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Non-magnetic tip avoids interference with sensitive components
- SAE sizing ensures compatibility with standard hardware
Professional Nut Driver for 11/32 Inch Fasteners
This Klein Tools nut driver is built for technicians who need a reliable hand tool to turn 11/32 inch hex nuts and bolts. The 3 inch hollow shank reaches recessed fasteners that a standard socket cannot engage. It suits electrical, HVAC and general maintenance work where a precise SAE fit is required.
Cushion Grip Reduces Hand Fatigue
The cushion handle absorbs vibration and distributes pressure across the palm during repetitive tightening or loosening. No moving parts or motors mean silent operation and zero power draw. The solid steel shank transfers torque directly without flex, keeping the effort predictable in normal use.
Hollow Shank Clears Long Bolt Threads
The 3 inch hollow round shank slides over protruding threads so the driver seats fully on the nut every time. A non‑magnetic tip avoids attracting metal shavings in sensitive assemblies. The tool carries a California Proposition 65 notice for chemical exposure awareness.
Highlights
- 11/32 in tip fits matching fasteners precisely
- 3 in hollow shank reaches deep or recessed bolts
- Cushion grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- Non-magnetic tip avoids interference with sensitive components
- SAE sizing ensures compatibility with standard hardware
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Model | 630-11/32 |
| Type | Nut Drivers |
| Shipping weight | 0.08 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 11/32 in nutdriver onto a bolt, and what step do people get wrong?
Slide the hollow round shank over the fastener so the 3 in bolt clearance fully covers the threads; the common mistake is stopping before the shank bottoms out, leaving the tip partially engaged.
What maintenance or replacement will the 11/32 in nutdriver need later?
Inspect the cushion grip for cracks and the non-magnetic tip for rounding; replace the driver if the tip no longer grips the 11/32 in fastener securely.
What limit shows up first under sustained use with the 11/32 in nutdriver?
The hollow shank can flex if excessive torque is applied continuously, so the practical limit is the shaft deflection before the tip slips off the fastener.
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