The Klein Tools Slim-Profile Magnetic Mini Ratchet (65200MAG) is a pocket-size 1/4" hex ratcheting driver for screws and small nuts in tight spaces. This is a mini ratchet designed for driving fasteners where a full screwdriver will not fit: behind panels, inside fixtures, between joists and in crowded electrical boxes. It weighs 3.2 oz (91 g) and measures about 4-1/4" long x 1-3/16" wide x 13/16" thick (10.9 x 3.0 x 2.0 cm).

The 90-tooth low-profile gear head is the reason to own it. With a 4-degree arc, small wrist movements still advance the fastener, which is what you need when there is barely room to move your hand. The slim profile keeps the head out of the way in narrow gaps.

The tool is strongly magnetic, and that magnetism transfers into the bit so the bit holds a metal fastener along its entire length. You can start a screw one-handed in a spot you can barely reach instead of fumbling it into the bottom of a box.

Removable storage on the handle carries four pieces: a Phillips #2 bit, a 1/4" slotted bit, a Square #2 bit and a 1/4" nut driver adapter, which covers the most common screws and small hex-head fasteners. A finger loop gives you one-handed control and lets you hang the ratchet on a keychain or carabiner.

The ratchet is high-strength chromium vanadium steel with a polished chrome finish, built to ASME B107-210, for more torque and longer tool life. Who should buy it: electricians, HVAC techs, appliance and maintenance technicians, and anyone who keeps running into screws that a regular driver cannot reach.

The Screwdriver for Places Screwdrivers Don't Go

The Klein Tools Slim-Profile Magnetic Mini Ratchet (65200MAG) turns screws in a 4-degree swing and holds them on the bit while you do it.

• Who it's for: Electricians, HVAC and maintenance techs who keep hitting fasteners with no clearance.
• Why it stands out: 90-tooth low-profile head, magnetism through the bit, and four drivers stored on the handle.
• Worth knowing: It is a fastening tool for screws and small nuts, not a breaker bar. Use a full-size ratchet when you need real leverage.

• What bits come with the Klein 65200MAG? Phillips #2, 1/4" slotted, Square #2 and a 1/4" nut driver adapter, stored on the handle.
• Does it hold screws magnetically? Yes. Magnetism transfers through the bit to hold metal fasteners.
• What is the arc swing? 4 degrees, from a 90-tooth gear.
• Does it take standard bits? Yes. It has a 1/4" hex drive.