Tork Craft Screw Extractor No.1 Carded

Name: Tork Craft Screw Extractor No.1 Carded
SKU: TC SE01
Price: 13.55 ZAR
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Product code

TC SE01

Bob Shop ID

607206112

Tork Craft Screw Extractor No.1 Carded

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Torkcraft - Screw Extractor

Size: M3 - M6
Diameter: 2 Mm
Recommended Drill Size: 3.2 Mm
Shank: 3.5Mm Square Shank

Application:

The Tork Craft Screw Extractor Is For The Removal Of Broken Bolts And Studs, Made Of Carbon Steel. Determine The Size Of The Bolt And The Desired Extractor Size, Use A File And Flatten The Broken Bolt Surface, Usually Bolts That Broke Are Left With An Uneven Surface.

Locate The Center On The Flattened Surface And Mark With A Center Punch. Drill A Pilot Hole, Start Off With A Small Diameter And Increase To The Recommended Drill Size Depending On The Extractor Size In Use.

Insert The Extractor Into The Pilot Hole And Using A Tap Wrench The Bolt Can Now Be Extracted Carefully, By Turning The Screw Extractor Anti-Clockwise.