Screw Extractor 5 Piece Set Titanium Plated 4341 High-Speed Steel Easily and Quickly Remove All Common Sizes of Damaged, Broken or Stripped Screws
Brand: Wyvern Products
Color: Titanium

Wyvern Products E-Z Out is a 5-piece, titanium plated, 4341 High-Speed Steel broken screw extractor set in a black case.

WHY TITANIUM PLATING?

4341 High-Speed Steel is already a hard metal (typically 62-63 HRC) and used in many common tools. However, screws come in a wide range of materials and hardnesses. Titanium plating increases the hardness of the steel to help the bits penetrate tough metals, stay sharper longer and resist rust and corrosion.

WHY A 5-PIECE SET?

The 5 different size bits are designed to remove all common screw sizes.

BIT SIZE SCREW SIZE
#0 smaller than 3/32” / 3mm
#1 3/32” – 5/32” / 3-5mm
#2 5/32” – 7/32” / 4-8mm
#3 7/32” – 9/32” / 5-10mm
#4 9/32” – 3/8” / 6-14mm

HOW DO I USE IT?

Step 1: Set drill to reverse and use a slow speed at all times
Step 2: Start with the drill bit/burnishing tip and drill down 1/16th inch to create a smooth hole
Step 3: Switch the bit to the extraction tip. Using constant downward pressure on the screw and a slow speed the extraction tip will bite into the screw and extract the damaged screw.

TIPS:
*Metal shavings are created during burnishing-remove any debris before extraction
*If extractor threads don’t bite into the screw head switch back to the burnisher and
clean out more of the screw head or switch to the next largest bit size and start again with Step 2

5-PIECE SCREW EXTRACTOR SET - This kit includes a screw extractor bit to remove all common sizes of damaged, stripped or broken screws.
MODERN TOOL - typically called an easy out or “EZ out”, this titanium-plated screw remover and extractor kit improves upon the traditional design with a total of 5 bit sizes and full titanium plating.
TITANIUM PLATING - increases the hardness of each bit to help them penetrate tough metals, stay sharp longer and resist rust and corrosion.
EASY TO USE - set your drill to reverse/counterclockwise and use a slow drill speed. Begin the extraction by using the drill bit/burnishing tip and drill down to create a clean hole. Switch the drill bit to the extraction tip and using consistent, downward pressure (and a slow speed) allow the extraction tip to “bite” into the damaged screw.
MUST-HAVE TOOL - whether you are a handyman, handywoman or contractor, screws sometime get damaged or broken. Keep this set in your toolbox to get the damaged screw out and your project back on track.