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catalog number:YT-29060
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EAN code:5906083124655
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,24 kg
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A specialised tool for removing damaged, seized and broken threads in 1/2" and 3/4" pipes. Its #45 carbon steel construction with a 21.5 mm hexagonal shank ensures stable torque transmission during removal.
Grade 45 steel contains approx. 0.45% carbon, which provides adequate mechanical strength. The hexagonal 21.5 mm shank profile ensures a secure fit in the spanner and efficient transmission of high torque without slipping.
The Rockwell hardness range provides a balance between wear resistance and adequate flexibility. The tool does not crumble under heavy load, which is important when removing heavily seized components.
The centre hole allows the supplied 6.5 mm bar to be inserted, which acts as a lever to increase removal force. A useful solution for threads requiring greater torque than a standard spanner can generate.
The blackening (oxidising) process creates a protective layer of iron oxide on the steel surface. It protects the tool from corrosion in a workshop environment, where moisture and contact with various substances occur.
| Model | YT-29060 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Intended use | 1/2" and 3/4" pipes |
| Body material | #45 carbon steel |
| Shank profile | Hexagonal |
| Shank size | 21.5 mm |
| Hardness | 40-45 HRC |
| Overall length | 100 mm |
| Centre hole diameter | 7 mm |
| Auxiliary bar diameter | 6.5 mm |
| Finish | Black oxide |
Before starting work, check the size of the thread to be removed (1/2" or 3/4"). The extractor is inserted into the damaged thread with the appropriate end. The hexagonal shank is secured in a socket or open-ended spanner with the appropriate jaw width.
The tool is turned anticlockwise. For stubborn threads, the auxiliary bar can be used by inserting it through the 7 mm centre hole. The bar acts as a lever, making it possible to generate greater torque.
After finishing work, clean the tool of dirt and remnants of gasket or rust. The black oxide finish should be periodically protected with a thin layer of oil, particularly when stored in a damp environment. Avoid striking the extractor body directly with a hammer.
The extractor handles the two most common sizes of pipe thread used in plumbing installations. 1/2" thread (15 mm nominal diameter) is found in domestic installations, tap connections and sanitary fittings. 3/4" thread (20 mm nominal diameter) is standard in manifolds, heating valves and main installation runs.
Before use, it is worth checking whether the damaged component actually has an imperial thread rather than a metric one. The difference lies in the thread angle and the way they are designated – imperial threads are designated in inches (e.g. 1/2"), metric ones in millimetres (e.g. M12).
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Client: Sy...ka,date of purchase 24-06-2026 16:04