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DRILL-OUT(R) Screw Extractor 5/16In or M8 - Alden Corporation

Part #: P312

The Alden Corporation P312 DRILL-OUT(R) Screw Extractor is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics, specifically engineered to tackle the challenge of removing broken or damaged fasteners. This innovative tool integrates a drill bit and an extractor into a single, efficient unit, simplifying the extraction process for 5/16 inch standard and M8 metric bolts. Its design prioritizes precision and effectiveness, even on compromised surfaces.

Key Features

  • Integrated Design: Combines a drill bit and a screw extractor into one tool, streamlining the removal of stubborn fasteners from various applications.
  • Winslow Self-Centering Tip: Engineered to accurately center the drill hole, preventing the tool from walking or wandering on rough or broken bolt surfaces.
  • Left-Hand Cutting Edge: Features a unique left-hand cutting edge that can help loosen and potentially turn out the broken fastener during the drilling operation.
  • Versatile Sizing: Designed to remove common 5/16-inch standard and M8 metric bolt sizes, crucial for a wide range of automotive and industrial tasks.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built to meet the rigorous demands of professional use, ensuring durability and reliable performance in challenging environments.

Applications

The DRILL-OUT(R) Screw Extractor is an indispensable tool for automotive repair shops, industrial maintenance facilities, and any professional setting that frequently encounters broken, stripped, or seized fasteners. It is particularly effective for extracting bolts from engine components, chassis assemblies, machinery, and equipment where precision removal is critical to prevent further damage.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 4" x 2.5" x 0.5"
  • Packaging: Skin-wrapped on a small black and gold skin card, includes detailed operating instructions for optimal use.
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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 01 February, 2007.