Cleveland C00909 Ezy-Out #4 - #6 Screw Extractor Set

Use Screw Extractors to Remove Broken Screws and Bolts

Screw extractors are often used in maintenance departments, machine shops, garages, and workshops to remove broken screws, bolts, or other threaded parts. To remove a broken screw, follow this procedure.

• Drill a hole into the broken screw using the recommended drill size from the table above.
• Insert the proper screw extractor into the hole and start a counterclockwise (left-hand) rotation using a tap wrench on the square on the shank.
• The extractor will grip the wall of the hole in the screw and back the screw out without damaging the threads.
• A penetrating oil can be helpful in removing rusty or corroded parts.

Includes

• #4 Screw Extractor
• #5 Screw Extractor
• #6 Screw Extractor

Features

• ANSI Sizes
• Heavy Duty
• Alloy Steel Substrate

Applications

• Alloy-Tool Steel
• Med Carbon Steel
• Low Carbon Steel
• Cast Iron