IMPA: 632486

Marine-Grade Screw Extractor Sets for Broken Bolt Removal

Ensure your shipboard repair kit is always ready with our marine-grade screw extractor sets. Designed to remove broken, stripped, or seized screws and bolts quickly and efficiently, these extractors are an essential tool for engineers and maintenance crews aboard commercial and leisure vessels. The set is specifically engineered for use in harsh marine environments, featuring high-speed steel construction and a corrosion-resistant finish.

Each extractor features sharp spiral flutes that bite into the damaged fastener without excessive force, reducing the risk of further damage to the workpiece. The universal size range covers most common metric bolts, making this versatile set ideal for engine repairs, deck fittings, pumps, and electrical installations. Whether you're dealing with a snapped stainless steel bolt or a rusted machine screw, this screw extractor set provides the precision and durability needed to get the job done on board.

Supplied in a compact, organized case, the set is easy to store and handle in tight engine rooms. All components are manufactured to withstand repeated use, ensuring long service life on board.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetails
MaterialHigh-Speed Steel (HSS)
FinishBlack Oxide, Corrosion-Resistant
Number of Pieces5
Sizes Included#1, #2, #3, #4, #5
Bolt Size RangeM3 – M16 (approx. 1/8" – 5/8")
Shank TypeSquare Drive (for tap wrench) / Round (for drill)
Overall Length55–80 mm depending on size
Storage CaseIncluded (plastic or metal)
ApplicationMarine engine, hull fittings, pumps, electrical panels

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes of screw extractors are included in this set?

The set includes 5 extractors (sizes #1–#5) that cover metric bolt diameters from M3 to M16, making it suitable for most shipboard repair applications.

Can these extractors be used on stainless steel bolts?

Yes, the high-speed steel construction and spiral flutes are designed to grip hardened fasteners, including stainless steel and other alloys commonly used in marine environments. Use cutting fluid for best results.

How do I use a screw extractor to remove a broken bolt?

Drill a small pilot hole in the center of the broken bolt, then tap the extractor into the hole and turn it counterclockwise with a tap wrench or drill. The spiral flutes will bite into the bolt and back it out.

Are these extractors suitable for professional marine engineers?

Absolutely. This set is built to withstand heavy-duty use and is a standard tool in ship maintenance kits. The corrosion-resistant finish ensures longevity in damp, salty conditions.

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