Eazypower Corp
Eazypower Corp 88242 One Way Screw Remover #12 #14 PK2
Removes one-way security screws in sizes #12 and #14, supplied as a two-piece set
- TypeAlignment Tools
- Removes one-way security screws with #12 and #14 tips
- Two-piece set covers both common one-way screw sizes
- Chrome-finished tips resist wear during removal tasks
- Compact 2-inch length fits tight or recessed fastener heads
- Designed specifically for one-way screw extraction applications
Eazypower 88242 One Way Screw Remover
This two-piece set provides tip sizes #12 and #14 for removing one-way security screws. It is designed for maintenance professionals and DIY users who encounter tamper-resistant fasteners. The chrome-finished tips engage the slotted heads that standard drivers cannot grip. No insulated or non-sparking ratings are claimed for this tool.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a manual hand tool, this remover generates no heat, noise or electrical power draw during operation. Performance depends entirely on the user's applied torque and the condition of the screw head. The absence of motorised components eliminates thermal throttling or acoustic concerns completely.
Chrome tip finish and package quantity
The chrome tip finish adds surface hardness to resist rounding when engaging damaged screw heads. A package quantity of two ensures a spare driver is available if one tip wears or is misplaced. No bundled software, cases or additional accessories are included with this product.
Highlights
- Removes one-way security screws with #12 and #14 tips
- Two-piece set covers both common one-way screw sizes
- Chrome-finished tips resist wear during removal tasks
- Compact 2-inch length fits tight or recessed fastener heads
- Designed specifically for one-way screw extraction applications
Specifications
| Brand | Eazypower |
|---|---|
| Type | Alignment Tools |
Questions about this item
How do I use the #12 and #14 tips to remove a one-way screw without stripping it?
Select the tip that matches the screw head, press it firmly into the slots, and turn counter-clockwise with steady pressure; the most common error is using the wrong size tip or applying sideways force, which rounds out the slots.
Will the chrome-finished tips wear out and need replacement after repeated use?
The chrome finish resists corrosion, but the hardened steel tips can eventually round off after many extractions; when they no longer grip the screw slots securely, replace the bit.
At what point does the 2-inch overall length limit the torque I can apply on a seized screw?
The short 2-inch length limits leverage, so sustained force on a tightly seized screw will hit the user's grip strength before the tool itself fails; a longer driver or wrench on the shank extends that limit.
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