30-in-1 Ratchet Screwdriver for Tight Spaces

About this item

• EDC Gift - This ratcheting screwdriver is covering 19 types of bits from the standard Phillips and flatheads to less common types like security Hexagon, Torx and pozidriv, and the adapter is compatible with all the standard 1/4" square drive sockets, a extension shaft is included for the places where hard to get. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just starting out, this screwdriver set will be a valuable addition to your tool box and as well a ideal gadgets for men.
• Versatile Application - The variety of our wrench set provides handy for all sorts of household tasks, whether you're putting together furniture or fixing electronics. This small screwdriver is designed with a ergonomic handle and ABS finish to provide comfortable and non-slip grip, which will reduce wrist strain and fatigue when you are doing fixing or DIY with it.
• Ideal Dimensions - The compact screwdriver set measures 4.33 inches in length, making it convenient for accessing narrow areas that standard screwdrivers cannot reach, like U-shaped corners, side surfaces, and other tight spots. Additionally, it comes neatly stored in a case with EVA padding to ensure everything remains secure. This handheld screwdriver is a truly portable toolkit.
• S2 Steel Bits - Both 19 precision bits and an adapter are made of the best S2 steel with the hardness reaching HRC60°+/-. The nickel plating process of them enhance their features of sturdiness and rust-resistant. The magnetized bits stay securely in place thanks to their strong magnetization. The handle's quick-swap design makes changing bits mid-project hassle-free, adding to the overall convenience.
• Ratchet Mechanism - This right angle screwdriver is designed with a 36-teeth reversible ratchet system which ensures smooth ratcheting in both directions as well provide high torque and precise adjustment. Torque screwdriver has a little toggle switch that you push to the left or right depending on whether you are tightening or loosening the screw. Switching the ratchet direction is a breeze.