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Cleveland C53660 Screw Extractor 192 No 10
Spiral-flute screw extractor removes right-hand bolts from 2 1/8 in to 2 1/2 in using a 1-5/16 in drill size and carbon-steel construction
- TypeBroaches
- Spiral flute design grips broken fasteners securely
- Drill size 1-5/16" matches bolt range 2-1/8" to 2-1/2
- Carbon steel construction withstands high extraction torque
- Square drive 1-9/16" fits standard impact tools
- Right-hand thread compatibility covers most common bolts
Cleveland C53660 Spiral Flute Extractor
The Cleveland C53660 is a spiral flute screw extractor designed for maintenance technicians and machinists who need to remove damaged right-hand threaded fasteners. It targets bolt sizes between 2 1/8 in and 2 1/2 in using a 1-5/16 in drill size for the pilot hole.
Carbon steel construction handles sustained torque
Machining carbon steel body resists deformation when high breakout torque is applied over extended periods. The square drive transmits force directly without cam-out, allowing steady pressure until the fastener releases.
Replaces worn or undersized extractors
Upgrade when existing tools cannot engage the damaged threads on large-diameter bolts or when the drive size does not match a 1 9/16 in square socket. The Number 10 designation confirms capacity for the specified bolt range.
Highlights
- Spiral flute design grips broken fasteners securely
- Drill size 1-5/16" matches bolt range 2-1/8" to 2-1/2
- Carbon steel construction withstands high extraction torque
- Square drive 1-9/16" fits standard impact tools
- Right-hand thread compatibility covers most common bolts
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
Questions about this item
How much heat builds up when the spiral-flute extractor runs continuously in a 1-5/16" hole?
The carbon-steel extractor generates only normal cutting friction; no internal heat source exists, so temperature rise matches the drilling operation itself.
What drive tool must I already have to turn the 1-9/16" square drive?
A 1-9/16" square-drive socket or wrench is required to engage the extractor's drive end.
Will the No 10 extractor grip a right-hand bolt that has been in place for years?
Yes, the spiral-flute design bites into right-hand threads from 2-1/8" to 2-1/2" bolt sizes.
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