STRIPPED SCREW EXTRACTOR # - Lisle

The Lisle 62030 Stripped Screw Extractor #3 is a professional-grade tool engineered to address the common challenge of removing damaged or rounded fasteners. Designed for mechanics and industrial technicians, this extractor simplifies the extraction process, ensuring efficient workflow and reducing potential damage to surrounding components.

Key Features

• Six-Lobed Spiral Design: Features a specialized six-lobed spiral bit that firmly engages with stripped or rounded fasteners possessing internal drive heads, ensuring a positive grip for extraction.
• Broad Compatibility: This extractor is effective on various internal drive screw heads, expanding its utility across diverse automotive and industrial applications.
• Professional Durability: Manufactured by Lisle from premium materials, this tool is built to withstand rigorous professional use, offering long-term reliability and performance.
• Efficient Fastener Removal: Facilitates the smooth, counter-clockwise extraction of compromised fasteners, helping to prevent further damage and costly repairs.
• Precision Sizing: As the #3 extractor in its series, it is sized at 5/32", allowing for a precise and snug fit when a pilot hole has been drilled, a crucial step for effective removal.

Applications

The Lisle 62030 Stripped Screw Extractor #3 is an indispensable tool in a multitude of professional settings where damaged fasteners hinder repair or maintenance. It is particularly valuable in automotive workshops for extracting stripped Torx®, internal hex, or other internal drive screws encountered in engine compartments, chassis, and body panels. Beyond vehicle service, this extractor proves highly effective in industrial equipment repair, machinery maintenance, and any situation requiring the safe and efficient removal of stripped screws or broken bolts. For optimal results when removing broken bolts, it is recommended to drill a pilot hole suitable for the extractor's size. In some applications, driving the extractor into the fastener with a hammer may be necessary for maximum torque.