Extractors

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E2 Square Style Screw Extractor

Removes damaged fasteners using helical teeth. Many competitors have copied this design, but we are the originator. The tapered helical design allows the socket to bite harder and fit the damaged fastener better. The amount of grip increases with the...

7/16" Stripped Screw Extractor

Fits 1/4 in. to 1/2 in. (6 - 12 mm) studs Impact gun compatible Ideal for removing stripped, rusted, broken or smooth studs Hex drive can be a driver with a wrench, ratchet, or impact tool

This listing is for one 3/16" diameter by 3" long Rescue Bit broken tooling extractor. Hard metal compound allows drilling into tooling which normally cannot be drilled. Use to remove broken bolts, drill bits, thread taps or EZ Out extractors. This is a...

Use with T-handle or wrench to remove broken and stripped screws. Drop forged, heat treated carbon steel for long life. Tapered counter clockwise threads. Comes with blow mold storage case. Spiral extractor sizes #1 - #8.

Removes frozen or rusted screws, nuts, bolts or plugs without damage Great for Brakes, Exhaust, Glow Plugs, Clamp-on Injectors, Lug Nuts Set includes: Vibro-shaft with articulated wrench 7 Metric Impact Sockets - 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14mm - all 3/8"...

Tapered square extractors cut into drilled studs bolts or fasteners for quick removal. Design eases extraction Sizes: 1, 2,3,4,5. Removes both left and right hand

7/8" Flat Pre-formed coil : 7/8" I.D. heat resistant Pre-Formed coil (8.00" L X 1.125" O.D.) (1.8 oz.) For those tighter spaces especially when working with Aluminum wheels.

Six Lobed Spiral Bits are Designed to Remove Rounded or Stripped Fasteners with Internal Drive Heads. Ten sizes of extractors fit Torx® and Torx Plus® sizes T-10 to T-55; internal hex sizes 7/64" to 3/8" and 3mm to 10mm. Will also work on other internal...

This listing is for one 1/8" adapter that is used in a standard 1/4" die grinder. Just unscrew the end of your die grinder and remove the adapter (1/4" most common) and insert the 1/8" one and screw the end back on. Now you can use the 1/8" Rescue Bit in...