Abraboro repair kit for broken or seized screws AB58000005 — Abraboro screw extraction set

Abraboro repair kit for broken or seized screws AB58000005 — Abraboro screw extraction set is a specialised toolset designed to remove damaged, rounded or sheared fasteners without enlarging existing holes. The kit combines hardened extraction tools with guiding components to enable controlled drilling and gripping of stuck screws, allowing maintenance and repair of machinery, electronics, automotive parts and household fittings while minimising further damage to surrounding material.

Advantages

The Abraboro screw extraction set includes hardened extractors and guide bits that resist wear during repeated use and provide reliable engagement with damaged screw heads. Guided drilling components help centre the drill to prevent slipping and reduce the risk of enlarging or deforming the mounting hole. The set is compatible with standard drills and drivers and supports repair operations across metal and non-metal substrates. Its design emphasises controlled removal of fasteners, helping to restore assemblies without the need for replacement parts or re-tapping.

Suitable for

• Removing rounded, sheared or seized screws from machinery and industrial equipment
• Repairing electronic enclosures and components where access is limited
• Automotive repair tasks such as extracting broken bolts and studs
• Home improvement and plumbing jobs involving corroded or stuck fasteners

Key specifications

• Set type: screw extraction kit with hardened extractors and guide/drill components
• Material characteristics: hardened tool steel extractors for increased wear resistance
• Compatibility: intended for use with hand-held drills and drivers
• Application range: suitable for metal and many non-metal substrates where controlled extraction is required

How to use

Select an extractor size appropriate to the damaged fastener and secure the workpiece to prevent movement. Use the centre guide to pilot-drill into the damaged screw head, maintaining steady speed and feed to avoid wandering. Insert the hardened extractor and apply rotational force with a compatible driver or wrench to engage the damaged fastener. If necessary, reapply drilling and gripping steps until the fastener is removed. After extraction, inspect the hole for damage and clean any debris before reassembly or fitting replacement fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid or lubricant when extracting screws from hardened or corroded materials to reduce heat and wear. Start with the smallest extractor that matches the damaged head and progress gradually to larger sizes if required. Operate drills at moderate speed and avoid excessive torque to minimise further damage to the workpiece. Wear appropriate eye protection and follow standard safety practices when using power tools and extraction equipment.