Spiral Flute Screw Extractor, Bulk Pack, Extractor No 9

Spiral Flute Screw Extractor, Bulk Pack, Extractor No. 9

Key Features

• To remove 1-3/8" and up diameter screw and 1" pipe.
• 1-9/32" diameter screw extractor shank.
• 1" diameter screw extractor point.
• Drill size 1-1/8".

Applications

• For removing broken screws, pipes, bolts, and studs.

Benefits

• High-quality, for removing broken screws, pipes, bolts, and studs.
• Spiral flute grabs firmly.
• Heat-treated and tempered tool steel for long life.
• Drill size permanently stamped on shank.

Product Description

The Vermont American Spiral Flute Screw Extractor is a high-quality tool for removing broken screws, pipes, bolts, and studs. The spiral flute grabs firmly onto the screw or bolt, and the heat-treated and tempered tool steel ensures long life. The drill size is permanently stamped on the shank for easy identification.

This extractor is designed to remove screws and bolts that have been stripped or broken off. The spiral flutes on the extractor grab onto the screw or bolt and allow you to turn it out. The extractor is made from heat-treated and tempered tool steel, so it is durable and will last for many years. The drill size is permanently stamped on the shank, so you can easily identify the correct size extractor to use.

How to Use

1. Select the correct size extractor for the screw or bolt you are trying to remove.
2. Drill a hole in the screw or bolt that is slightly larger than the diameter of the extractor.
3. Insert the extractor into the hole and turn it clockwise until it grabs onto the screw or bolt.
4. Continue turning the extractor until the screw or bolt is removed.

Warnings

• Be careful not to damage the surrounding area when drilling the hole.
• Do not use the extractor if it is damaged.
• Always wear safety glasses when using this tool.

Additional Information

The Vermont American Spiral Flute Screw Extractor is available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different applications. The extractors are also available in a bulk pack, which is a cost-effective way to purchase multiple extractors.