Allstric Broken Screw Extractor
For the screw that stops all repairs

8 sizes game · Reverse mechanism - the more you turn, the more it grips · Tempered steel · Includes organizer box
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The tool you didn't know you needed until you needed it
€15,90 EUR
€16,90 EUR
  • For the rusted, crushed, or broken screw inside the piece that halts all repairs.
    It works exactly where normal screwdrivers slip and wrenches no longer grip.
  • Reverse mechanism:
    the more you turn, the more it grips into the metal and holds tighter. It does not slip. It does not require the head to be in good condition to function.
  • Juego de 8 tamaños (3 a 25mm):
    cubre desde los tornillos pequeños de carrocería hasta los pernos grandes del motor. Una sola compra para todos los escenarios.
  • Compatible con taladro, llave inglesa, llave de tubo y destornillador.
    Lo que ya tienes en el garaje. Sin inversión adicional en herramientas.
  • €15.50 for the complete game.
    The price of not having to call the workshop for a screw that wouldn’t come out.

What type of screws does it work for?

For screws with a damaged or crushed head, rusted screws that won't turn, broken screws inside the piece, and stuck nuts. Works on metal, wood, and hard materials.
The 8 sizes cover screws and bolts from 3mm to 25mm in diameter — the most common in cars and home DIY projects.
Do you have a specific case and are unsure if this will solve it? Write to us.

EXTENDED DESCRIPTION

Why normal extractors don't work - and how this one does

A normal screwdriver requires the screw head slot to be in good condition to turn. When the head is stripped or the metal is rusted, the screwdriver slips. There is no grip possible.

The extractor works in reverse. Instead of relying on the screw head, it drills into the metal and bites into it. The more you turn to remove the screw, the more grip it creates. The extraction force increases with movement, it is not lost.

The process:

  • Make a pilot hole in the center of the screw with a drill.
  • Insert the appropriately sized extractor into the hole.
  • Turn counterclockwise. The extractor will grip and pull the screw out.
You don't need special strength. You need the right tool.
What it includes:
  • 8 extractors of different sizes: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 25mm
  • Durable organizer box

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

How to remove a stuck screw (step by step)

  • Choose the extractor of the appropriate size - it should be slightly smaller than the screw to be removed.
  • With a drill, make a centered pilot hole in the screw. The hole should be narrower than the extractor.
  • Insert the extractor into the hole. Use a drill, wrench, or screwdriver depending on what you have.
  • Turn counterclockwise (to the left). The extractor will progressively grip.
  • The screw will start to move. Once loose, remove it with pliers if necessary.

Complete guide:

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a drill to make the pilot hole?

For the initial guide hole, it is advisable (in hard materials, necessary). To turn the extractor and remove the screw, you can use a wrench, socket wrench, or screwdriver.

Can it damage the part where the screw is?

If used correctly, no. The guide hole is small and centered, and the extractor works outward — not against the walls of the original hole.

Does it work with stainless steel screws?

Yes. The tempered steel of the extractor is designed for hard materials. In stainless steel, it may require a bit more force, but it works.

Do the 8 sizes cover the car screws?

Yes. The most common screws in cars and home DIY are within the range of 3 to 25mm that the set covers.

Does it also work with nuts?

Yes, in jammed nuts, using the extractor with a suitable socket wrench.

What happens if I can't get the screw out?

Write to us and we will guide you according to your specific case. And if the product did not work for you, you have 14 days to return it for a full refund.

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