SKmoon Damaged Screw Remover and Extractor Set , Made From H.S.S. 4341#, the Hardness Is 62-63hrc ( Set of 4 )

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Using a larger or smaller size of screwdriver can sometimes get the head to catch, even when it’s stripped or rusty. Also try switching to a flat head screwdriver instead of a Phillips head.

If you are using a power tool for added gripping power, attach the drill to the protruding end of the extractor and power the drill with a reverse rotation

The most successful and easiest way to remove a screw is to use a screw remover, like these. They can be used for screws with broken heads or with stripped threads. Once you have a screw remover, it can be used as many times as needed, so it’s a really useful bit of kit to have. Choose a drill bit that is smaller in size than the screw that needs removing. For assistance with this, please see our size chart further on in this guide

TOP TIP: TAKE CAUTION AND USE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT WHEN WORKING WITH CHEMICALS. NEVER MIX CHEMICALS. Other methods

Why use a Screw Extractor?

And now you know how to remove a broken screw! It really is easy when you know how, particularly when you’ve got the right tools to help. Screws can break, rust, or become stripped and need to be replaced. This brings any work or project to a halt. The easiest way to remove the screws before replacing with a new one, is to use a specialist tool such as a screw extractor. The screw extractors are similar to a screw but have a reverse thread. Screw extractor sets and bolt extractor sets are also available and are ideal for removing broken screws and threaded bolts without damaging the thread. These sets usually contain corresponding drill bit sizes, for a complete solution. Why use a Screw Extractor?