Alpha 9SECOL-SET10 | Screw Extractor Drill Set Cobalt | 10-Set
Description:
The Alpha 9SECOL-SET10 Screw Extractor Drill Set is a comprehensive solution for removing damaged or intact screws. Crafted from fully ground high-speed steel (HSS) with cobalt, this set enhances strength and drill life, while improving heat resistance. It includes left-hand drills in sizes 7.5mm(19/64"), 6.4mm(1/4"), 4mm(5/32"), 2.8mm(7/64"), and 2mm(5/64"), each featuring a 135° split point to ensure extra gripping power. These drills are designed to remove fasteners or to create pilot holes for screw extractors.
In cases where the left-hand drill doesn’t remove the fastener, the drilled hole serves as the preparation for employing a screw extractor. The set's 5 screw extractors come in sizes #1 to #5, with reverse tapered flutes for superior gripping power, and square ends compatible with tap wrenches or spanners. This toolkit is essential for extracting the toughest damaged screws, studs, and bolts, providing a reliable and effective solution for challenging removals.
Features:
- Drill Bit Sizes: Includes 7.5mm(19/64"), 6.4mm(1/4"), 4mm(5/32"), 2.8mm(7/64"), and 2mm(5/64") for diverse applications.
- Screw Extractor Sizes: Range from #1 to #5, fitting the drill sizes that are in the set.
- Material Quality: Made of fully ground HSS Cobalt for enhanced strength and longevity.
- Efficiency: 135° split point drills for effective pilot hole drilling and fastener removal.
- Design Benefits: Left-hand drills prevent further tightening of the fastener, aiding in removal.
- Tool Compatibility: Square end extractors for easy use with tap wrench or spanner.
FAQ:
Q: Can the Alpha screw extractor set be used on any screw type?
A: It's ideal for stainless steel and high-tensile steel screws, especially those that are damaged or difficult to remove.
Q: How does the left-hand drill function in this set?
A: The left-hand drill bits are designed to loosen and remove fasteners while drilling in reverse or to prepare a pilot hole for the screw extractor.
Q: What do I do if the left-hand drill doesn’t remove the fastener?
A: If the fastener remains after using the left-hand drill, the drilled hole is then used as a guide for the screw extractor to remove the fastener.
