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catalog number:KD10262
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EAN code:5903175330840
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,85 kg
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An 8-piece extractor set designed for removing screws with damaged or sheared heads. The tools cover a broad diameter range — from 3 to 26 mm — allowing work on most common fasteners found in automotive, installation and metalwork applications.
Eight extractors cover a range from 3 to 26 mm, matching M3–M24 metric screws found in typical mechanical applications. This removes the need to source tools from different sets when working with varied fasteners.
Broken screw extractors differ from standard screwdrivers — they have a left-hand thread or a special gripping profile that bites into the screw material as they are turned anticlockwise. They work effectively even on badly damaged heads.
The set contains 8 extractors in the manufacturer's original packaging. This keeps them organised for easy storage and quick access to the right size during work.
The range of sizes and number of pieces make the set suitable both for occasional home repairs and for regular use in a car workshop or production plant.
The extractor size is matched to the outside diameter of the broken screw's shank — not to the spanner or socket size. For example: an M8 screw has a shank diameter of around 8 mm, which corresponds to the 6–8 mm range (4.5 mm extractor). If in doubt, measure the shank with a calliper before starting work.
| Brand | Kraft&Dele |
| Model | KD10262 |
| Tool type | Broken screw extractors |
| Number of pieces | 8 pcs |
| Diameter range (screw) | 3–26 mm |
| Extractor size / screw range | 4 mm / 3–6 mm |
| 4.5 mm / 6–8 mm | |
| 6.4 mm / 8–11 mm | |
| 7.6 mm / 11–14 mm | |
| 11 mm / 14–18 mm | |
| 15 mm / 18–20 mm | |
| 19 mm / 20–22 mm | |
| 24 mm / 22–26 mm | |
| Set weight | 0.9 kg |
Before using an extractor, it is advisable to drill a pilot hole in the broken screw with a bit smaller than the extractor — this helps seat the tool accurately and reduces the risk of it snapping. Tap or screw the extractor into the hole, then turn it anticlockwise with a spanner. Axial pressure while turning makes the tool bite into the screw material and loosen it. For badly seized screws, it is worth applying penetrating oil beforehand and leaving it to work for ten to fifteen minutes.
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