Cleveland C53654 Ezy-Out .188" Screw Extractor, (Pack of 6 pcs)

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.

Features

• ANSI Sizes
• Heavy Duty
• Alloy Steel Substrate

Applications

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