Screw extractor set c.k tools T3062 01 — 6 pieces, for removal of damaged and rounded screws

The c.k tools screw extractor set T3062 01 contains six hardened extractors engineered to remove damaged, rounded or seized screws and bolts. Each extractor in the set is shaped to bite into deformed fastener heads and provide reliable turning force to back out the fastener without enlarging the hole or damaging surrounding material. The compact set is designed for workshop, garage and field service use where fast, controlled removal of problematic screws speeds up disassembly and repair.

Advantages

The extractors are manufactured from heat-treated steel to resist wear and torsional stress during extraction operations. The varied sizes included cover a broad range of common screw and bolt diameters, reducing the need to improvise and lowering the risk of further damage to the fastener. The set simplifies removal of seized fasteners by providing positive engagement surfaces and predictable torque transfer.

Suitable for

• Removing rounded or damaged screw heads in mechanical assemblies
• Extracting seized bolts during vehicle or machinery maintenance
• Repair and refurbishment tasks in workshops and home DIY projects
• Electronics or appliance repair where controlled extraction is required

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 6
• Material: heat-treated steel for increased strength and durability
• Design: tapered, reverse-threaded extractors for positive grip on damaged fasteners
• Range: multiple extractor sizes to cover common screw and bolt diameters
• Finish: corrosion-resistant treatment to extend service life

How to use

Select the extractor size that best matches the damaged fastener. If required, create a small center hole in the damaged head to improve engagement, then fit the extractor into a compatible driver or tap into the head with moderate force so the reverse thread bites. Apply steady, controlled counterclockwise torque to back the fastener out; avoid sudden or excessive force that can shear the extractor. If the fastener does not move, apply penetrating lubricant and allow time to penetrate before attempting extraction again.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Ensure the driver or wrench used is compatible with the extractor shank to prevent slippage. For corrosion-seized fasteners, combine extractor use with penetrating oil and gentle heat where safe and appropriate. Store extractors dry and clean to preserve the heat-treated finish and prevent corrosion.