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Broken Screw Extractor Kit, 33PCS Upgraded Extraction Tools HSS 4341 Alloy Steel with Drill Bits 2 Magnetic Extension Bit Holders Socket Adapter for Damaged Bolt, Black

Name: Broken Screw Extractor Kit, 33PCS Upgraded Extraction Tools HSS 4341 Alloy Steel with Drill Bits 2 Magnetic Extension Bit Holders Socket Adapter for Damaged Bolt, Black
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN06688
Price: 8.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£23.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

UPGRADED VERSION - This Broken Screw Extractor Kit includes 33 pieces, featuring 10 drill bits and extractors of various sizes, along with 3 slotted screws, 3 Torx screws, 4 Phillips screws, and 1 quick bit holder. The kit is designed to efficiently remove damaged screws, making your work more effective.

Technical specifications

Material: 4341 high-speed alloy steel

Number of pieces: 33

Includes: 10 drill bits, 10 extractors, 3 slotted screws, 3 Torx screws, 4 Phillips screws, 1 quick bit holder

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with screws, drill bits, and bolts of any size, including square head screws and hex bolts

Installation

Choose a drill bit smaller than the damaged screw

Use an extractor of the same size and rotate it in the opposite direction to remove the screw

Usage

Recommended to use an electric hand drill at low speed to avoid injury while removing damaged screws

Other information

Portable storage case included for easy transport and organization of accessories

Case is thin and lightweight for convenience

Features

Brand
TINOR
Element to be extracted
Bolt
Material
Steel
ManoMano Reference
ME94072539
MMID
687342046624
Product code
RN06688
EAN
9458510923202

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