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Set of 5 Broken Screw Extractors 3 to 18 mm Cone Spiral Extractors Made of High Carbon Steel For Stripped Screws, Bolts and Pipes

Set of 5 Broken Screw Extractors 3 to 18 mm Cone Spiral Extractors Made of High Carbon Steel For Stripped Screws, Bolts and Pipes

Five cone extractors ranging from 52 to 80 mm in length will help remove a broken screw or bolt as well as a bent pipe. Simply pre-drill a hole and twist the screw out. Full description
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Set of 5 Broken Screw Extractors 3 to 18 mm Cone Spiral Extractors Made of High Carbon Steel For Stripped Screws, Bolts and Pipes

A broken screw, stripped bolt head, or a bent piece of pipe in a thread can halt even the simplest repair. This set of broken screw extractors includes five extractors for screws with a diameter of 3 to 18 mm, covering small screws as well as thicker bolts. The extractors are made from high carbon steel and feature a cone spiral thread that cuts into the walls of the pre-drilled hole as it turns. They are suitable for use in the workshop, garage, or as part of a home repair kit for furniture, machinery, plumbing, or automotive repairs. With graduated sizes, you can easily select the extractor that matches the diameter of the damaged screw.

Each extractor has a working end with a spiral thread on one end and a square end on the other, which can be clamped into a ratchet or held with a wrench. The procedure is straightforward. First, drill a hole of the appropriate diameter into the centre of the broken screw, then insert the extractor, lightly tap it into place, and slowly turn it counter-clockwise. The extractor's thread will grip the screw more firmly until the remaining part of the screw loosens and can be twisted out. The same method can be used to remove a broken end of a pipe from a threaded joint.

  • Type – cone spiral extractors for broken screws
  • Material – high carbon steel
  • Size 1# – for screws 3 to 6 mm, length 52 mm, threaded part 16 mm
  • Size 2# – for screws 6 to 8 mm, length 59 mm, threaded part 20 mm
  • Size 3# – for screws 8 to 11 mm, length 63 mm, threaded part 24 mm
  • Size 4# – for screws 11 to 14 mm, length 73 mm, threaded part 30 mm
  • Size 5# – for screws 14 to 18 mm, length 80 mm, threaded part 30 mm
  • End – square for ratchet or wrench
  • Use – broken and stripped screws, bolts and bent ends of pipes
  • Contents – 5 broken screw extractors in sizes 1# to 5#

Before use, select the size of the extractor according to the diameter of the screw and a drill bit slightly smaller than the tip of the chosen extractor. Drill the hole as accurately as possible in the centre of the screw to ensure that the force during extraction is evenly distributed. Turn the extractor smoothly and without sudden jolts, especially with the smallest sizes. Rusty or seized joints should be treated with a releasing agent beforehand and allowed to work for a while. After use, wipe the extractors, remove metal shavings, and store them in a dry place to keep the threads sharp and clean.

This set of five extractors is a practical aid for anyone working with screws, bolts, and threaded joints. The graduated sizes for diameters of 3 to 18 mm cover common situations in the workshop, garage, and home repairs. The sturdy steel and cone thread shape allow for the release of screws that are missing heads or have damaged slots. Instead of drilling out the entire screw and repairing the thread, it is often sufficient to simply pre-drill a hole and twist the screw out. The length of the extractors from 52 to 80 mm facilitates work even in deeper holes.

Price incl. VAT €13.06