Extractor with Tap GEKO for removing broken screws, pipes and valves 3/4" (100)

GEKO Extractor with Tap for removing broken screws, pipes and valves 3/4" (100) is a hand tool designed to extract seized, rounded or snapped fasteners and to restore or prepare internal threads. The tool combines a tapered extractor section for gripping broken studs or bolts and a tap to cut or clean threads in the damaged hole. It is intended for workshop and repair tasks on metal components and plumbing parts where restoring thread continuity or removing a stuck element is required.

Advantages

The combined design integrates extraction and tapping functions in one tool, reducing the need to switch between separate tools during a repair. The extractor geometry provides a firm bite into damaged fastener material, while the tap enables rethreading or thread preparation for reinstallation of fasteners. The tool is compact and suitable for use in confined spaces commonly encountered in mechanical and plumbing repairs.

Suitable for

• Removing broken screws, bolts and studs
• Extracting snapped or seized pipe fittings and valves
• Preparing or restoring internal threads before reinstalling fasteners
• Use in workshops, maintenance and plumbing repair tasks

Key specifications

• Size: 3/4" nominal working size
• Function: combined extractor and tap in a single tool
• Material compatibility: suitable for use on common ferrous and non-ferrous metals and plumbing materials
• Form factor: compact hand tool for use with standard drivers or taps

How to use

Select the tool and position the tapered extractor section into the broken fastener or seized fitting. Apply steady rotational force to engage the extractor into the damaged material until a secure grip is achieved, then continue turning to remove the broken element. After extraction, use the tap portion to rethread or clean the internal threads of the hole, cutting progressively and clearing chips as needed. Use appropriate cutting fluid when tapping metal to improve cutting performance and prolong tool life.

Usage recommendations

Before starting work, ensure the workpiece is secured and that you use correct personal protective equipment. Apply cutting fluid when tapping metal, avoid excessive force to prevent further damage, and inspect the recovered threads for integrity before reinstalling new fasteners.