Bolt extractor set Silver 26-piece (for damaged or rounded screws), model 10719

The Silver 26-piece bolt extractor set model 10719 is a tool kit designed to remove damaged, rounded or seized screws and bolts. The set contains a variety of extractor sizes to match different fastener diameters and profiles, allowing controlled removal without further damaging the workpiece. Intended for use in automotive repair, general maintenance and workshop tasks, the kit is suitable for both professional and home mechanics who encounter stripped, rusted or broken fasteners that standard drivers cannot grip effectively.

Advantages

The kit provides a wide selection of extractor sizes in one compact set, reducing the need to source individual tools. Extractors are shaped to bite into damaged fastener heads, improving grip where conventional screwdrivers and sockets slip. The set’s organized layout helps users select the correct size quickly and perform removals with minimal additional force. It supports safer extraction by reducing the risk of further thread or component damage during removal.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Workshop and garage tasks involving seized or rounded fasteners
• Home DIY projects where screws or bolts are rusted, stripped or broken
• Mechanical and equipment servicing where fastener replacement is required

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 26
• Tool type: bolt and screw extractors
• Material: hardened steel extractors (designed for gripping damaged fasteners)
• Size range: multiple extractor sizes to cover a range of fastener diameters
• Storage: organized case for easy size selection and transport

How to use

Select the extractor whose working diameter best matches the damaged screw or bolt head. Secure the extractor in an appropriate driver, socket adapter or drill chuck as recommended for the specific extractor design. Engage the extractor with steady pressure so its biting geometry can seat into the damaged head, then apply controlled turning torque to back the fastener out. For seized or rusted fasteners, apply penetrating lubricant and allow time for penetration before attempting extraction. Use steady, even force to avoid breaking the extractor or damaging surrounding components.

Usage recommendations

For best results, inspect the damaged fastener and choose an extractor slightly smaller than the intact head profile to ensure proper bite; when removing rusted or corroded bolts, combine extraction with penetrating oil and moderate heat if safe to do so. Store the set in its case to keep sizes organized and check extractors for wear before use.