Multi-Use Bolt Extractor Set

10PCS Sizes for Different Needs

Come in a wide range of sizes. There are metric diameters, as well as those measured in odd sixteenths and eighths of an inch. They can range from 10mm, 7/16"(11mm), 12mm, 1/2", 13mm, 9/16"(14mm), 5/8"(16mm), 17mm, 11/16", 3/4”(19mm) in drive size 3/8".

This great set will grip the head of the offending bolts or screws, whatever its size and condition. They can be used with power tools or hand operated ratchets, which is even more helpful in tight spaces.

Patented Reverse Spiral

This set features 13 pieces, each a different size, and reverse spiral design to provide maximum power to grab and grip fasteners for quick, straightforward removal.

Highly Versatile

If you are looking for the best purchase, look no further than the YEAHOME Bolt Extractor. They works with 3/8" Ratchets, 3/8" Impact Wrench, 3/8"

Easy Open & Close Case

Comes with its own plastic protective case with a secure clasp to make sure that all extractors are safe and kept together for easy access when it comes time to get a screw out.

How to Safely Remove Rusty Nuts and Bolts

First, Do a pre-inspection a few days before you're planning the work. 1. If you spot fasteners that is difficult to be removed, give them a treatment of quality penetration oil so that the oil has time to work to dissolve the rust, make the job a great deal easier. 2. If the bolt or nut is located in a tight space, use the burnisher or water/cleanser or something else to clean up the stripped head as best you can, try to remove as many obstacles (brackets, panels, etc.) as you can to ensure your socket and wrench have enough room to seat and turn properly on the fastener’s head.

Second, Use the Right Extractor - Start with a socket or regular wrench to grip and turn the extractor counter-clockwise after it's seated to remove the bolt.

Final Note:

When you are dealing with electric power tools, please wear gloves and safety glasses. Since these tools can be quite powerful, save them for larger nuts. If possible, use the impact on the nut side and hold the bolt with a wrench.