Beta Tapered Extractors For Broken Screws and Studs - 6 Piece Set

This Beta set includes 6 tapered extractors designed for the efficient removal of broken screws an...

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This 6-piece Beta Tapered Extractor set is designed for mechanics, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts who frequently encounter seized or broken fasteners. Its primary benefit is the reliable removal of damaged screws and studs, helping to salvage projects without needing to drill out or re-tap holes. A key caveat to keep in mind is that proper drill centering is essential for success, as off-center drilling can damage the surrounding workpiece or the extractor itself.

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Model Part Number014300106
BrandBeta

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FAQs

Are these extractors meant to be used with a drill?

No, these should be used with a manual tap wrench or T-handle to provide the necessary control and feedback.

Do I need to drill a pilot hole?

Yes, a pilot hole is required for the extractor to bite into the broken fastener material.

Can I use these on stainless steel bolts?

Yes, the hardened steel is suitable for stainless, though it requires patience and lubrication.

How do I know which size to choose?

Choose the largest extractor that fits into the pilot hole without bottoming out, ensuring maximum engagement.

Should I use lubricant during removal?

Applying a penetrating oil to the threads of the broken bolt before starting is highly recommended to reduce friction.

Troubleshooting

Extractor slips inside the pilot hole

The pilot hole may be too large. Try the next size up in the extractor set or re-drill a smaller pilot hole if possible.

Extractor will not grip the broken bolt

Ensure the pilot hole is clean and the extractor is being turned strictly counter-clockwise.

Hardened extractor snapped off in the bolt

This is a severe issue. You may need to use a carbide burr or EDM machining to remove the hardened steel fragment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable hardened steel construction
  • Comprehensive 6-piece size range
  • Convenient storage case for easy organization
  • Highly effective for stubborn broken studs

Cons

  • Requires precise pilot hole drilling
  • Smallest sizes can be fragile if over-torqued
  • Requires a separate drill bit set for pilot holes

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of your Beta extractor set, always use a dedicated tap wrench or T-handle rather than a power tool, as power tools often provide too much torque, causing the extractor to snap. Ensure the extracted hole is free of metal shavings before inserting the tool.

After use, wipe down each extractor with a light coat of machine oil to prevent surface oxidation. Store them in the provided case in a dry, low-humidity area of your workshop. Always ensure the pilot hole size matches the manufacturer's recommended diameter for the specific extractor size to prevent slippage.

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