Screw Extractors/damaged screw remover

Screw Extractors/damaged screw remover

A broken bolt or screw may be removed from a hole with a Screw Extractor. First, drill a hole in the broken bolt. The correct drill size to use is shown below and is also stamped on each Screw Extractor. Insert Screw Extractor in the hole and, with a Tap Wrench, turn counterclockwise. The Screw Extractor acts like a corkscrew. It grips into the sides of the drilled hole and removes the broken part on its own threads without damaging the threaded hole.　 


For removing broken screws and bolts 
Left Hand Spiral, Tapered Flute 
Correct drill size stamped on each Screw Extractor 
Eliminates redrilling and retapping for a larger screw

5 pieces screw extractor set,include Ex1, Ex2, Ex3, Ex4 & Ex5. Packaged in a plastic pouch.

6 pieces screw extractor set,include Ex1, Ex2, Ex3, Ex4 & Ex5,Ex6. Packaged in a plastic pouch.

wood screw extractor

 Damaged Screw Remover

Drill and extractor in one tool that removes screws with any type of damaged screw head, from any material. The Grabit is easy to use with 3/8" variable speed reversible drill. No more guesswork in matching drill size with extractor, as with manual tools. Grabit's quick connect chuck capability increases its ease of use. Simply drill, then flip and extract.

 Size: same as above