Broken Screw Extractor Set Ex#1 to Ex#10 with Bit Holder
Key points
- Ten extractor sizes from Ex#1 to Ex#10 cover common broken screws
- Fluted tapered tip bites into the pilot hole and turns the remains out
- Hex adapter and bit holder drive it by hand or with a power tool
- Fitted red case with a foam insert keeps the sizes separated
- Repair counters can rescue a stripped fixing without drilling the thread away, which keeps the customer's part in service instead of writing it off
- Field service engineers can carry the cased set to the machine and deal with a broken fastener in place, working through the sizes on site
- Hardened steel bodies keep their bite through repeated use on seized fasteners, so the set stays a working tool rather than a one-job buy
- Sizes step from Ex#1 to Ex#10, so a technician starts with the smallest tip that grips and works up only if the fastener will not turn
| Extractor Sizes | Ex#1 - Ex#10 |
| Adapter | 1 x Hex Shank Adapter |
| Holder | 1 x Bit Holder |
| Case | Red Fitted Case With Foam Insert |
| Material | Hardened Steel |
| Shank | Hex |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Extractor set for pulling screws and bolts whose heads have snapped off, rounded out or seized in place. The set covers ten extractor sizes from Ex#1 to Ex#10, enough range for the small machine screws and mid-size bolts that break most often on machine tools, engines, furniture and building hardware. Each extractor has a fluted tapered tip that bites into the drilled pilot hole and turns the remains out on reverse rotation, so the thread is usually saved rather than drilled away. A hex-shank adapter and a bit holder are included, so the extractors can be driven by a hand driver or a power tool, and everything sits in a fitted red case with a foam insert that keeps the sizes separated. A compact, frequently reordered item for workshops, tool distributors and repair counters. Because the extractors are sold as a single cased set, a distributor can stock one line that covers small machine screws through mid-size bolts, which keeps shelf space and picking time down across a repair counter. Maintenance teams keep an extractor set for the screw that shears flush and cannot be drilled out cleanly; the graduated sizes let a fitter start small and step up, and the holder keeps the bit square in a hand drill.
