Damaged Screw Extractor Remover Bit 6pcs Set (TA1881) Products
Name Damaged Screw Extractor Remover Bit 6pcs Set
Code TA1881
Price Rs.750.00
In Stock Yes
PackageCNC
Product Details

The Damaged Screw Extractor & Broken Bolt Remover 6-Piece Set (High-Speed Steel HSS 4341) is a specialized mechanical repair and extraction tool kit engineered to quickly remove stripped, sheared, rounded-off, rusted, painted, or seized screws and bolts without damaging surrounding workpieces. Manufactured from premium heat-treated High-Speed Steel (HSS 4341) with a high Rockwell hardness rating (63–65 HRC), each double-ended bit integrates a high-speed burnishing/drilling tip on one end and a reverse-threaded tapered extractor flute on the other. Fitted with a standard 1/4-inch quick-change hex shank, this comprehensive 6-piece kit covers fasteners ranging from micro screws (approx. 2 mm / 0) up to heavy-duty bolts (approx. 12 mm / 4), making it indispensable for electronics repair, robotics fabrication, CNC machinery maintenance, automotive repairs, and woodworking workshops.

Specifications

  • Product Type: Dual-End Damaged Screw and Bolt Extractor Bit Set
  • Piece Count: 6-Piece Set (Sizes 0, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4)
  • Material: Premium Grade High-Speed Steel (HSS 4341 / Hardened Alloy Steel)
  • Surface Treatment / Coating: Polished Titanium Nitride (Gold) or Industrial Bright Silver / Black Oxide Finish
  • Hardness Rating: 63 HRC to 65 HRC
  • Shank Type: Standard 1/4-inch (6.35 mm) Quick-Release Hex Shank
  • Drill & Extraction Direction: Reverse / Counter-Clockwise (Left-Hand Operation)
  • Bit Sizing & Fastener Compatibility Breakdown:
    • Bit 0: Removes screws/bolts 2 mm to 3 mm (Approx. 1/16" to 1/8")
    • Bit 1: Removes screws/bolts 3 mm to 5 mm (Approx. 1/8" to 3/16")
    • Bit 2 (Qty: 2): Removes screws/bolts 4 mm to 8 mm (Approx. 5/32" to 5/16" - Most common standard size)
    • Bit 3: Removes screws/bolts 5 mm to 10 mm (Approx. 3/16" to 3/8")
    • Bit 4: Removes screws/bolts 6 mm to 12 mm (Approx. 1/4" to 1/2")
  • Compatible Screw Types: Phillips, Slotted, Hex Socket (Allen), Torx, Pozidriv, Square, and Rounded/Sheared Hex Head Bolts
  • Overall Bit Length: Approx. 51 mm (2.0 inches) per bit
  • Storage Case: Compact heavy-duty ABS plastic storage box with secure snap lock
  • Total Set Weight: Approx. 110 g (including storage case)

Features

  • Dual-Ended 2-in-1 Design: Each bit features a burnishing/drilling point on one end to create a clean conical pilot hole, and a reverse-threaded spiral extractor on the opposite end for positive mechanical grip.
  • High-Grade Hardened HSS 4341: Offers high wear resistance and torsional shear strength, allowing extraction of hardened steel, stainless steel, brass, and aluminum fasteners without breaking the extractor tip.
  • Universal 1/4" Hex Shank: Fully compatible with all standard drill chucks, cordless screwdrivers, quick-change magnetic bit holders, and manual hex drivers.
  • Reverse Left-Handed Action: Both drilling and extraction operations run in reverse (counter-clockwise), ensuring that drilling vibration occasionally loosens the stuck screw even before full extraction is engaged.
  • Aggressive Tapered Reverse Flutes: Reverse spiral threads dig deeper into the drilled pilot hole as torque is applied, maximizing gripping force without slipping.

Common Applications

  • Robotics & 3D Printers: Removing stripped M2, M3, and M4 hex socket cap screws from aluminum extrusions, motor mounts, and linear rail blocks.
  • Electronics & PCB Enclosures: Extracting corroded or cross-threaded chassis screws from power supply housings, audio racks, and test instruments.
  • Automotive & Motorcycle Maintenance: Removing seized engine cover bolts, rusted bracket fasteners, and stripped interior trim screws.
  • Industrial Machinery & CNC Equipment: Extracting sheared studs and broken bolts from motor faceplates, pulleys, and structural frames.
  • Woodworking & DIY Workshop: Backing out stripped drywall screws, rounded wood screws, and sheared brass cabinet fasteners.

Usage Tips

  • Step 1 – Burnishing (Drilling Pilot Hole):
    • Select an extractor size slightly smaller than the damaged screw head.
    • Insert the bit with the drill tip facing out into your variable-speed drill chuck.
    • Set your drill rotation strictly to REVERSE (Counter-Clockwise) and run at a LOW, controlled speed.
    • Apply firm downward pressure to drill a smooth, conical depression into the center of the stripped screw head (depth approx. 2 mm to 3 mm).
  • Step 2 – Extraction (Removal):
    • Flip the bit so the threaded extractor end faces out and clamp it back into the drill chuck.
    • Keep the drill setting strictly on REVERSE (Counter-Clockwise) and use the SLOWEST possible RPM.
    • Apply firm vertical downward pressure while gently pulling the drill trigger; the reverse threads will bite into the pilot hole and smoothly back the stripped screw out.
  • Never Use Hammer Mode: Always use standard drill mode. Do not use impact drivers or hammer drill settings, as sudden percussive shocks can fracture high-hardness HSS extractor bits.
  • Cutting Fluid for Hardened Bolts: When extracting stainless steel or hardened grade 8.8+ bolts, apply a drop of cutting fluid or machine oil to the drilling point to prevent overheating and maintain cutting edge sharpness.
  • Seized/Rusted Screws: For heavily rusted or seized fasteners, apply penetrating oil (e.g., WD-40 or equivalent) 5 to 10 minutes prior to extraction to reduce frictional breakout torque.

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