Sealey Screw Extractor Set - 5pc - Helix Type - AK722

Manufactured from heat-treated Chrome Molybdenum steel. Features a rapid-acting helix design to ai...

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This guide is for anyone needing to remove damaged screws using the Sealey AK722 screw extractor set. The key benefit is the ability to extract broken or damaged screws, saving time and effort. Note that success depends on the screw's condition and accessibility. This guide covers setup, usage, and troubleshooting.

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Model Part NumberAK722
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What materials can the AK722 extract screws from?

The AK722 can extract screws from various materials including steel, wood, and plastic, provided the extractor size is appropriate and the screw isn't excessively damaged.

What do I do if the extractor gets stuck?

Try applying penetrating oil to the screw. Use a pair of pliers or a vice grip to hold the extractor and apply steady counterclockwise pressure.

How do I choose the correct extractor size?

Select the extractor that best fits the size of the damaged screw. Start with the smallest extractor and work your way up until you find one that fits snugly.

Can I use the AK722 with an impact driver?

No, it is recommended to use the extractors with hand tools to maintain control and avoid damaging the screw or extractor.

How do I maintain the extractors?

Clean the extractors after each use, remove any debris, and store them in the provided case in a dry location to prevent rust. Applying a light coating of oil can help prevent corrosion.

What if I can't remove the screw?

If you're unable to remove the screw after several attempts, consider using a different method, such as drilling out the screw or seeking professional help.

Troubleshooting

Extractor slips or fails to grip the screw.

Ensure the pilot hole is deep enough. Use a larger extractor if possible, or try applying more downward pressure while turning.

Extractor breaks during use.

Reduce the torque applied. Try heating the screw to loosen it before extraction. If the extractor breaks, carefully remove the pieces and try a different extractor.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable Chrome Molybdenum steel construction.
  • Effective helix design for efficient screw removal.
  • Variety of extractor sizes to accommodate different screws.
  • Comes with a storage case for organization and portability.

Cons

  • May not work on severely damaged or corroded screws.
  • Requires some skill and technique to use effectively.
  • Limited to the included five sizes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Selection: Choose the extractor size that best fits the damaged screw.
  2. Preparation: Drill a pilot hole in the center of the damaged screw using a drill bit slightly smaller than the extractor.
  3. Insertion: Insert the extractor into the pilot hole. Use a hammer to gently tap the extractor to help it grip the screw.
  4. Extraction: Use a wrench or suitable tool to turn the extractor counterclockwise. Apply firm, steady pressure until the screw is removed.

*Compatibility*: The AK722 is designed for use with a variety of screw types and materials. Ensure the extractor size matches the screw size.

*Care*: Clean the extractors after each use to remove any debris. Store in the provided case in a dry environment to prevent rust.

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