Chicago-Latrobe
Chicago-Latrobe 65027 Screw Extractor No 11 Drill Size 1 9/16 in
Spiral-flute screw extractor number 11 drills at 1 9/16 inches to remove right-hand bolts from 2 1/2 to 3 inches
- TypeBroaches
- Removes broken bolts efficiently
- Spiral flute design grips securely
- Fits bolts from 2 1/2 to 3 inches
- Carbon steel construction resists wear
- Square drive allows wrench operation
Chicago-Latrobe 65027 Screw Extractor
This Chicago-Latrobe 65027 is a spiral flute screw extractor designed for removing damaged right-hand threaded fasteners. It is made from machining carbon steel and features a square drive for secure engagement with a wrench or socket. The tool addresses bolt sizes ranging from 2 1/2 in to 3 in.
For maintenance teams removing large seized bolts
The extractor suits professionals who need to remove broken studs or bolts within the stated size range using a 1 9/16 in drill bit. It is not for left-hand threaded fasteners or bolts outside the 2 1/2 in to 3 in capacity. Users without access to the required large drill size should look elsewhere.
Handles bolt sizes 2 1/2 in to 3 in
The spiral flute design grips the drilled hole to back out the fastener when turned counter-clockwise with a 1 7/8 in square drive tool. Carbon steel construction withstands the torque needed for large bolts. It runs out on bolts smaller than 2 1/2 in or larger than 3 in, and on any left-hand thread application.
Highlights
- Removes broken bolts efficiently
- Spiral flute design grips securely
- Fits bolts from 2 1/2 to 3 inches
- Carbon steel construction resists wear
- Square drive allows wrench operation
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO-LATROBE |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
Questions about this item
What drill bit do I need to prepare the hole for the No 11 extractor?
Use a 1 9/16 in drill bit before inserting the spiral-flute extractor.
Will the 1 7/8 in square drive fit my existing impact wrench?
The square drive measures 1 7/8 in; check your wrench socket size for compatibility.
How do I confirm the extractor is gripping the bolt correctly?
Turn the square drive counter-clockwise; the left-hand spiral flutes should bite into the right-hand bolt threads and back the fastener out.
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