39-Piece Damaged Screw & Bolt Extractor Set – Impact Nut Remover Kit with Drill Bits & Storage Case
39-Piece Damaged Screw & Bolt Extractor Set – Impact Nut Remover Kit with Drill Bits & Storage Case
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39-Piece Damaged Screw & Bolt Extractor Set – Impact Nut Remover Kit with Drill Bits & Storage Case
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1.When will my order ship?
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8.Do you ship internationally?
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One Stripped Screw Shouldn't Stop the Entire Job.
When an ordinary socket or screwdriver can't get a grip, a simple repair can turn into a frustrating project. This 39-piece screw and bolt extractor kit brings specialized removal tools together in one organized case, helping you tackle damaged fasteners with the right accessories close at hand.
The Repair Was Simple. Until the Fastener Wouldn't Move.
You've got the tools out and the job underway. Then one rounded bolt or stripped screw refuses to budge. Repeated attempts with the wrong tool can make the fastener harder to grip and the repair more frustrating.
Rounded Bolt Heads
A standard socket slips because the fastener's original edges no longer provide a secure grip.
Stripped Screws
The driver turns without engaging the damaged screw head properly.
Lost Time
One stubborn piece of hardware interrupts the work you actually wanted to finish.
39 Pieces Built Around the Job of Getting Fasteners Out.
This kit combines bolt extractor sockets, screw extractors, matching drill bits and useful supporting accessories. Instead of relying on a single removal method, choose a component that suits the type and size of damaged fastener you're working with.
15
Bolt & nut extractor sockets
10
Screw extractor bits
10
Drill bits for preparation
4
Additional support accessories
Give Rounded Bolts a Different Kind of Grip.
When a bolt head becomes rounded, a conventional socket may struggle to engage. These specialized extractor sockets are designed to grip damaged bolt and nut heads, providing a practical alternative for fasteners that are difficult to remove with standard tools.
Specialized Extraction Profile
Designed to engage damaged fastener heads that have lost their original shape.
Multiple Socket Sizes
Choose from 15 bolt extractor sockets covering a range of common fastener sizes.
Controlled Removal
Select the correct extractor and seat it securely before applying removal force.
Stripped Screw? Change the Tool, Not the Whole Project.
A worn screw head can make a normal driver difficult to use. The included screw extractors provide dedicated removal options for damaged screws across different sizes. Pair the appropriate extractor with the correct preparation method for the fastener.
10 Extractor Sizes
Sizes #1 through #10 offer options for different screw removal applications.
Purpose-Built Tips
Extractor tips are designed for engaging damaged screws during removal.
Better Preparation
Use the appropriate supporting drill bit when the extraction procedure requires it.
The Drill Bits You Need Are Already Part of the Kit.
Some damaged screw removal procedures require a carefully prepared starting point. The included drill bits support that preparation, keeping the drilling and extraction accessories together as part of one coordinated tool set.
10 Drill Bits
A range of bit sizes provides different preparation options for screw extraction.
Everything Together
Keep drill bits next to their related extraction tools inside the storage case.
High-Hardness Steel for Tough Fastener Removal.
The set uses chrome-molybdenum steel and high-speed steel 6542 components, combining materials suited to the demands of drilling and fastener extraction. The product's maximum listed hardness is 68 HRC on the Rockwell scale.
Chrome-Molybdenum Steel
Cr-Mo steel components support the extractor socket construction.
HSS 6542
High-speed steel components support drilling and screw extraction tasks.
Up to 68 HRC
The maximum listed Rockwell hardness reflects the kit's high-hardness construction.
From Small Screws to Larger Damaged Bolts.
Different repair jobs involve different hardware. With multiple extractor sizes available, this kit gives you more ways to match the tool to the damaged fastener.
5.5–21 mm
Bolt extractor socket size range, with metric and SAE-style options.
#1–#10
Screw extractor selection for approximately 2–12 mm screws.
More Control Over How You Approach the Repair.
The kit supports different stages of damaged-fastener removal. Use a bolt extractor for an appropriate damaged bolt head, or choose the correct screw extractor and drill bit for screw-removal procedures.
Identify the Problem
Look at the fastener type, size and condition before choosing a tool.
Match the Component
Select the extractor socket or screw extractor appropriate for the job.
Work with Control
Keep the tool properly aligned and follow the correct removal method.
Ready for More Than One Kind of Damaged Hardware.
Rounded edges, worn screw recesses, rust and tight-fitting hardware can all complicate removal. Having different extraction components available makes it easier to choose a tool suited to the fastener's condition.
Rounded Hardware
Dedicated extractor sockets help engage damaged bolt and nut heads.
Stripped Screws
Screw extraction bits provide a removal method for worn drive recesses.
Stubborn Fasteners
Specialized tools support a more deliberate approach to difficult repairs.
Small Accessories. A More Complete Tool Setup.
The kit includes four practical accessories that support drilling, extraction and tool connection. Keeping them together means the pieces are easy to locate when your repair procedure calls for them.
Center Punch
For marking a drilling starting point.
Drill Bit Adapter
For compatible drill-bit connections.
Extractor Adapter
For compatible extraction connections.
Bit Holder
For holding compatible bits during work.
Spend Less Time Searching Through Your Toolbox.
A repair kit is more useful when its accessories are easy to find. The durable blow-molded carrying case keeps the 39 components arranged in dedicated storage areas, making organization and transport simple.
Organized Compartments
Dedicated positions help keep the different pieces together.
Easy to Transport
Carry the set between your garage, workshop and repair locations.
Ready for the Next Job
Return the accessories to their storage positions after use.
The Extraction Kit You'll Be Glad to Have Nearby.
Whether you're maintaining a vehicle, working on equipment or handling everyday repairs, damaged hardware can appear when you least expect it. Keep a dedicated extraction set in your tool collection for those jobs.
Automotive
Vehicle maintenance and suitable fastener repairs.
Garage
Motorcycle and equipment maintenance tasks.
Workshop
Mechanical repairs and tool-bench projects.
Home DIY
Household repair and assembly projects.
Find the Fit. Prepare the Fastener. Get to Work.
Different types of damaged fasteners call for different removal methods. Start by identifying the fastener, select the appropriate tool, and work carefully with a compatible drive setup.
Identify
Check the fastener type, condition and approximate size.
Select
Choose a properly sized bolt or screw extractor.
Prepare
Perform the appropriate drilling preparation when required.
Extract
Seat the tool securely and follow the correct removal method.
All 39 Pieces. One Organized Case.
An extraction-focused tool collection with multiple fastener sizes, supporting drill bits and essential accessories in a compact carrying case.
Don't Let a Damaged Fastener Be the End of Your Project.
A rounded bolt or stripped screw shouldn't leave you searching through your toolbox for another makeshift solution. Equip your garage or workshop with a dedicated 39-piece extractor set that brings specialized removal tools, drill bits and essential accessories together in one organized case.
From damaged bolt heads to stripped screws, this organized kit gives you more ways to approach stubborn fasteners. Keep it ready for the next repair that doesn't go according to plan.
