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22-piece damaged screw extractor, damaged screw extractor, HSS bolt remover set with magnetic bit holder and socket adapter for broken screws, stripped bolt remover

~~£25.16~~

Product information

Description

General description

The 22-piece damaged screw extractor set is designed to efficiently remove damaged, worn, or stuck screws and bolts. Made from high-quality high-speed steel (HSS), this set is durable, reusable, and high-temperature resistant. It includes a variety of sizes to accommodate different screw types, making it a versatile tool for any DIY enthusiast or professional.

Technical specifications

Material: High-speed steel (HSS)

Color: Silver

Quantity: 22 pieces

Includes: 10 drill bits (sizes #1 - #10), 10 extractors (sizes #1 - #10), 1 socket adapter, 1 magnetic extension bit holder

Installation

For sizes #1 - #10, install the extractor into the socket adapter first, then attach it to the extension bit holder.

Other sizes can be attached directly to the extension bit holder.

Usage

Drill a hole in the broken screw using the corresponding drill bit (Dr).

Switch to the extraction bit (Ex) of the same size.

Reverse the drill to remove the broken screw.

Ensure drilling is done vertically and at low speed.

It is recommended to use an electric hand drill, avoiding impact drilling.

Other information

Ribbed design for better grip on damaged screws.

Ideal for various screw types including Allen screws, machine screws, lag screws, wood screws, hex screws, and sheet metal screws.

For best results, drill the first hole deeper to facilitate easier removal.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Warranty
2 year(s)
Pcs per pack
22
Element to be extracted
Bolt
Material
HSS

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