Westward
Westward Screw Extractor Spiral Flute Size #6 13/32 in Drill 3/4 to 1 In Bolt High Speed Steel
A spiral-flute screw extractor made from high-speed steel, designed for right-hand bolts from 3/4 in. to 1 in. using a 13/32 in. drill and a .444 in. square drive
- TypeAlignment Tools
- Spiral flute grips broken bolts securely
- Drill 13/32 in pilot hole for extraction
- Fits 3/4 to 1 in right-hand bolts
- High-speed steel resists wear during removal
- Square drive 0.444 in fits standard wrenches
Westward Spiral Flute Extractor #6
This Westward screw extractor uses a spiral flute design to grip and remove damaged right-hand threaded bolts. It is intended for maintenance technicians and DIY users who need to clear seized fasteners without damaging surrounding threads.
Installation uses a 13/32 in drill and square drive
Drill a centred pilot hole with the specified 13/32 in bit, then engage the extractor's 0.444 in square drive with a suitable wrench. Applying steady counter-clockwise torque prevents the flute from slipping or snapping inside the bolt.
Check bolt diameter and thread direction before
The tool fits bolts from 3/4 in to 1 in diameter with right-hand threads only. Verify the broken fastener matches this range and that you have a 13/32 in drill bit and a square-drive wrench available.
Highlights
- Spiral flute grips broken bolts securely
- Drill 13/32 in pilot hole for extraction
- Fits 3/4 to 1 in right-hand bolts
- High-speed steel resists wear during removal
- Square drive 0.444 in fits standard wrenches
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Alignment Tools |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the extractor is gripping correctly after I drill the 13/32 in hole?
Turn the square drive counter-clockwise; the spiral flutes should bite into the bolt and back it out smoothly without slipping.
What comes in the package and what must I supply?
The box contains the single #6 spiral-flute extractor with a .444 in square drive; you must provide a 13/32 in drill bit and a wrench or socket to turn the drive.
When should I choose this #6 size instead of a smaller or larger extractor?
Select this #6 when the broken bolt measures between 3/4 in and 1 in diameter and you can drill a 13/32 in pilot hole.
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