Extractor set 6 pcs. Beta 1430/S6 – professional bolt and screw extractor kit

Beta 1430/S6 is a 6-piece extractor set designed for removing broken, rounded or seized bolts, studs and screws. The kit includes a range of extractor sizes to match different fastener diameters, allowing controlled removal of damaged fasteners while minimising risk to surrounding parts and threads. The set is intended for use in automotive repair, general maintenance and mechanical workshops where damaged fasteners commonly occur.

Advantages

The set provides six incremental extractor sizes that cover a broad range of bolt and screw diameters, reducing the need to improvise or buy multiple tools. Each extractor is shaped to bite into damaged metal securely, enabling the user to apply steady torque and back out broken fasteners. The compact kit keeps components organised and ready for use, which is useful for mobile technicians and workshop benches alike.

Suitable for

• Removing broken studs, bolts and screws from engine and transmission components
• Extracting seized fasteners in maintenance and repair tasks
• Workshop use for mechanical and industrial equipment repair
• Field service and mobile mechanics who need a compact extraction solution

When it may not be suitable

This extractor set is intended for damaged fasteners of sizes covered by the included extractors; extremely large or unusually shaped fasteners may be outside its range. It is not a substitute for specialised machining or thread repair tools when threads are severely damaged or when controlled removal with a drill press or lathe is required.

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 6 extractors
• Range of use: designed for multiple common fastener diameters (incremental sizes included)
• Material: high-strength tool steel suitable for extracting damaged metal fasteners
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment for workshop environments
• Storage: supplied in a compact organiser for easy identification and transport

How to use

Select the extractor size that best matches the damaged fastener. If necessary, clear debris and create a small pilot hole at the centre of the broken fastener following safety practices. Insert the extractor into the pilot hole or onto the damaged head, apply steady, controlled torque in the removal direction using an appropriate wrench or driver, and gradually back the fastener out. Use cutting fluid or penetrating oil if the fastener is seized, and avoid excessive impact that could further damage surrounding material.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm that the range of extractor sizes matches the diameters of fasteners you commonly encounter
• Consider whether thread repair tools or a drill press are required for severe cases
• Assess storage and portability needs—this kit is supplied in a compact organiser

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the extractor set with appropriate pilot drilling and penetrating oil on seized fasteners. Start with the extractor that provides a snug fit, apply steady torque, and avoid sudden impacts. If resistance remains high or surrounding threads are critical, consider professional thread repair or machining to prevent further damage.