Screw Extractor Set Forsage 5 pcs (M3–M18; diameters: 3–6 mm, 6–8 mm, 8–11 mm, 11–14 mm, 14–18 mm)

Forsage screw extractor set, 5 pieces, designed to remove broken, seized or damaged screws and bolts in sizes covering metric threads from M3 to M18. The set includes extractors sized for diameter ranges 3–6 mm, 6–8 mm, 8–11 mm, 11–14 mm and 14–18 mm and is intended for use with standard drills and driver tools to drill out remaining shanks and engage reverse-threaded extractors. The design and selection of extractor sizes make the set suitable for workshop, automotive and general maintenance tasks where fastener removal is required.

Advantages

The set provides a compact selection of five extractors that cover common small to medium fastener diameters, enabling stepwise removal from drilling to extraction without needing multiple separate kits. Extractors are matched to clear diameter ranges for reliable engagement with broken screw remnants and are suitable for use with standard drill bits and driver adapters. The kit reduces the need for destructive removal methods and supports repair and reassembly workflows in repair shops and maintenance environments.

Suitable for

• Removing broken or seized screws and bolts in mechanical and automotive repairs
• Workshop maintenance and equipment servicing
• Home repair tasks where fasteners have stripped heads or snapped off
• Industrial or construction maintenance requiring fastener recovery

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 5 extractors
• Applicable fastener metric range: M3–M18
• Extractor diameter coverage: 3–6 mm, 6–8 mm, 8–11 mm, 11–14 mm, 14–18 mm
• Intended method: drill out damaged fastener then use reverse-thread extractor to remove remaining shank
• Compatibility: for use with standard drills, drill bits and driver adapters

How to use

Select the extractor that corresponds to the diameter range of the damaged fastener. First center-drill or drill out the fastener to the recommended pilot size for the chosen extractor, keeping the drill perpendicular to the workpiece to avoid further damage. Insert the extractor into the prepared hole and apply steady counter-clockwise torque using a T-handle, pliers, or suitable driver adapter so the reverse threads bite into the fastener remnant and back it out. Proceed carefully and increase torque gradually to prevent tool breakage. After removal, clean the hole and inspect threads for repair or re-tapping.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, select correct drill bit sizes, and work at controlled speeds to avoid overheating. For hardened or severely corroded fasteners, consider using penetrating lubricant before extraction and verify extractor engagement frequently to prevent slippage or breakage.