Screw extractor

Screw extractors for easy removal of damaged fasteners

With our selection ofscrew extractors, you'll find essential tools for loosening and removing damaged or jammed screws and bolts. Whether you're faced with damaged hex, Torx or Phillips screws, our range meets the most specific needs. Ideal for car restoration and maintenance work, each extractor is designed to ensure safe, trouble-free loosening.

How do screw extractors work?

Screw extractors are based on a specific shape, often in the form of a spiral, which "hooks" the damaged screw or nut so that it can be extracted effortlessly. Used with a drill or ratchet, these tools are ideal for :

• Removing rounded or worn screws and nuts
• Releasing seized fasteners
• Repairing quickly and without force

Which screw extractors are right for you?

There are several types of screw extractor available to ensure the best possible choice. For example:

• TOOLATELIER's 3/8" sockets for damaged nuts offer an easy grip for sizes from 10 to 19 mm
• Pigtails in 6 different sizes are ideal for screws from 3 to 25 mm
• Torx models for precise use with a drill, available in sizes T10 to T40

What are the advantages of our screw extractors?

Our screw extractors, such as the spiral models and pin sockets, guarantee maximum durability and safety thanks to quality materials like chrome molybdenum. These tools are robust and easy to handle, even when working in tight spaces, thanks to their compact profile.

When should a screw extractor be used?

The use of a screw extractor becomes essential when screw heads are difficult to access or damaged by wear. Extractors are ideal for :

• Car restoration where rusty screws are common
• General mechanical or DIY work
• Maintenance of household appliances or electronic systems