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Sealey 1/2" Drive Impact Stud Extractor

SealeyProduct code134030

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£26.95inc. VAT

£22.46 ex. VAT

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Description

The Sealey 1/2" Drive Impact Stud Extractor is a professional-grade screw extractor designed for removing broken and damaged threaded studs quickly and efficiently. Ideal for workshop and on-site applications, this tool is suitable for use with a 1/2"Sq drive air impact wrench, making it an essential addition to any automotive or engineering toolkit. Built with a durable carbon steel casing and chrome molybdenum jaws, this stud extractor delivers reliable performance when tackling challenging fastener removal tasks. It works effectively on broken, rusted, stripped and smooth studs, providing a practical solution for situations where conventional removal methods prove ineffective. The extractor fits studs ranging from 6-12mm (1/4"-1/2"), offering versatile coverage for common stud sizes encountered in vehicle maintenance, machinery repair and general engineering work. The impact wrench compatibility ensures powerful extraction force, allowing tradespeople and mechanics to complete stubborn stud removal jobs with confidence. Features and Benefits: • Carbon steel casing with chrome molybdenum jaws for enhanced durability • Compatible with 1/2"Sq drive air impact wrenches for powerful extraction • Effective on broken, rusted, stripped and smooth studs • Fits studs from 6-12mm (1/4"-1/2") for versatile applications Specifications: Brand: Sealey Capacity: 6-12mm(1/4"-1/2") Drive: 1/2"Sq Nett Weight: 0.20kg

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