GEKO G30032 10-Piece Damaged Bolt Extractor Socket Set
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Shipping cost:From 3.28 Euro
catalog number:G30032
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EAN code:5901477127748
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,36 kg
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GEKO G30032 10-piece damaged bolt extractor socket set
A specialist extractor set for removing damaged, sheared or corroded bolts and nuts. The chrome molybdenum steel construction ensures durability in workshop conditions.
Technical features
Special internal profile
The spiral shape of the internal grooves makes the socket bite into the damaged bolt as it is turned to undo it. The greater the resistance, the stronger the grip — the self-tightening mechanism eliminates slipping.
CR-MO chrome molybdenum steel
A material with increased hardness and resistance to twisting. The chromium content improves corrosion resistance and the molybdenum improves mechanical strength — the sockets hold their shape even at high torque.
Universal external drive
The hexagonal external profile works with metric spanners, ratchets and 6-point sockets. It allows different tools to be used depending on the working space available.
9-19 mm range
Ten sizes cover the most common bolt diameters used in automotive, mechanical and steel construction work. Each socket is marked with its size for quick identification.
Technical specification
| Model | GEKO G30032 |
| Number of pieces | 10 extractor sockets |
| Sizes in the set | 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 mm |
| Material | Chrome molybdenum steel (CR-MO) |
| Drive type | Metric spanner, ratchet spanner, 6-point socket |
| Application | Damaged, sheared and corroded bolts and nuts |
Applications
- Removing bolts with sheared heads in car repairs
- Undoing corroded nuts on exhaust systems
- Removing bolts with a damaged hex recess
- Repairing threaded joints in machinery and equipment
- Vehicle servicing — chassis, suspension and engine components
- Maintenance work on steel structures
- Restoring old machinery and tools
- Emergency removal of threaded joints on site
How the extractors work
The extractor sockets use a self-tightening mechanism. The spiral internal profile acts like a reversed thread — as the socket is turned anticlockwise, the grooves bite into the material of the damaged bolt. The greater the resistance, the stronger the grip. This allows torque to be transmitted even to bolts with no visible head or a completely destroyed profile.
How to use the extractor sockets
Choose a socket slightly smaller than the diameter of the damaged bolt. Place it over the bolt and press it on with a gentle twisting motion to the left. Once the socket bites, use a spanner or ratchet to undo it. For joints that are very firmly seized, apply a penetrating fluid and wait 15-30 minutes before attempting to undo them.
Maintenance and storage
After each use, clean metal debris from the sockets with a wire brush. Check that the internal grooves are not worn smooth or clogged with swarf — contamination reduces the effectiveness of the bite. Store the set in a dry place, preferably in the original packaging with the size markings. CR-MO steel is corrosion resistant, but prolonged contact with moisture can lead to surface rusting.
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