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catalog number:YT-05902
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EAN code:5906083131028
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,50 kg
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The YT-05902 is a complete tool set for removing damaged fasteners — screws with sheared heads, broken screws and seized studs. The set combines left-hand alloy steel extractors with HSS drill bits for pilot drilling and a spanner for driving the extractors, so the entire extraction process can be carried out without reaching for any additional tools.
Sizes 1–2 are made from 6150 steel (chrome-vanadium), while sizes 3–5 are made from 40Cr steel (chrome). A hardness of 47–53 HRC translates into resistance to torsional deformation when working with seized fasteners.
Five high-speed steel drill bits allow a pilot hole to be drilled precisely before the extractor is used. Preparing the hole correctly is essential for effective extraction and reduces the risk of snapping the extractor in the material.
The supplied spanner, matched to the extractor shanks, allows torque to be applied precisely during extraction. Controlled application of force reduces the risk of breaking the tool or damaging the thread in the hole.
The set covers every stage of extraction: drilling the hole (HSS drill bits), inserting the extractor and turning it (spanner). It removes the need to gather tools from different sources before starting work.
| Model | YT-05902 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Number of pieces | 11 pcs |
| Extractor 1# — range | 3–6 mm, 6150 steel |
| Extractor 2# — range | 6–8 mm, 6150 steel |
| Extractor 3# — range | 8–11 mm, 40Cr steel |
| Extractor 4# — range | 11–15 mm, 40Cr steel |
| Extractor 5# — range | 14–18 mm, 40Cr steel |
| Extractor hardness | 47–53 HRC |
| HSS drill bit 1 | 3/32" (≈ 2.38 mm) |
| HSS drill bit 2 | 1/8" (≈ 3.18 mm) |
| HSS drill bit 3 | 5/32" (≈ 3.97 mm) |
| HSS drill bit 4 | 1/4" (≈ 6.35 mm) |
| HSS drill bit 5 | 9/32" (≈ 7.14 mm) |
| Spanner | M3–M12 |
| Drill bit material | HSS (high-speed steel) |
The extractor size is matched to the outside diameter of the damaged fastener — for example, an M6 screw corresponds to extractor 1# (range 3–6 mm). The HSS drill bit should be smaller in diameter than the screw core, so that the pilot hole does not damage the thread in the base material. For M6 screws a 1/8" (≈ 3.18 mm) drill bit is recommended, and for M10 — 5/32" or 1/4", depending on how deeply the fastener is seated.
Before extraction, drill a pilot hole with an HSS drill bit of the appropriate diameter, using a drill at low speed with cooling. The hole should be at least half the working length of the extractor in depth. The extractor is inserted into the hole and turned with the M3–M12 spanner clockwise (the extractors have a left-hand thread — they bite into the material when turned anticlockwise, simultaneously unscrewing the damaged fastener). Excessive turning force without a correctly prepared hole can cause the extractor to snap in the material. After use, clean the tools of metal swarf and store them in a dry place.
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