Mayhew 37332 Screw Extractor Set, 5-Piece, Black Oxide Finish
- The Mayhew 37332 Screw Extractor Set is designed for removing broken or seized screws. Each extractor features hardened steel edges and fluted cutting edges that bite into the screw shaft for effective removal. The black oxide finish provides additional rust protection. Made in the USA, this set includes five extractors of varying sizes to accommodate different screw diameters.
- Features:
- Five extractors with sharp, undercut edges for solid grip
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for long-term use
- Hardened steel edges allow for easy screw removal
- Fluted cutting edges cut into the screw shaft to remove the screw
- Made in the USA
- Includes:
- #36961: Screw Extractor D1/8" S1/4"-5/16"
- #36962: Screw Extractor D3/16" S3/8"
- #36963: Screw Extractor D15/64" S7/16"
- #36964: Screw Extractor D5/16" S1/2"-9/16"
- #36965: Screw Extractor D3/8" S5/8"
- Specifications:
- Set includes 5 screw extractors
- Black oxide finish for corrosion resistance
- The Mayhew 37332 Screw Extractor Set can also be referred to as screw extractor set, broken bolt remover, spiral flute extractor kit, easy out tool set, and damaged screw remover.
Mayhew Tools is a trusted American manufacturer known for producing high-quality hand tools for industrial and professional use. With a legacy of durability and innovation, Mayhew continues to serve mechanics, technicians, and craftsmen with tools that deliver performance and reliability across demanding environments.
Q: What sizes of screws can this extractor set remove?
A: The set includes extractors suitable for screw sizes ranging from 1/4" to 5/8".
Q: Are these extractors compatible with standard tap wrenches?
A: Yes, these extractors can be used with standard tap wrenches for manual screw removal.
Q: Is the black oxide finish durable?
A: Yes, the black oxide finish provides additional rust protection, enhancing the durability of the tools.
Q: Where is this product manufactured?
A: This product is proudly made in the USA.
