Bit Set with Screw Extractors | 17 Pieces
17-piece bit set PH/PZ/TX with screw extractor bits is intended for assembly, service, maintenance, and disassembly of screw joints in industry, construction, and workshops. The product complies with DIN ISO 1173-C6.3 and is used where both standardized screw profiles and the ability to remove damaged or worn screws are required. The combination of bits for common drive systems and special screw extractor bits makes the set useful for both installation and repair.
AREA OF USE
The product is used in industrial, technical, and professional craft environments. It is intended for applications involving Phillips, Pozidriv, and Torx screws, as well as where there is a need to remove screws with damaged or worn slots. The screw extractor bits are designed to facilitate the removal of screws that can no longer be loosened with conventional bits.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Product type: Bit set
- Product family: Screwdriver bits and screw extractor bits
- Standard: DIN ISO 1173-C6.3
- Drive type: PH, PZ, TX
- Design: Bit set with screw extractor bits
- Environment: Indoor
- Sales unit: Piece
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
What is a screw extractor bit?
A screw extractor bit is designed to remove screws with damaged, stripped, or worn screw slots where standard bits no longer provide sufficient grip.
Which drive systems are included in the bit set?
The bit set contains bits for Phillips (PH), Pozidriv (PZ), and Torx (TX), which cover many common screw types used in assembly and service.
When are screw extractor bits used?
Screw extractor bits are used during maintenance and repair work when a screw cannot be loosened with standard tools due to a damaged screw head or wear.
What does DIN ISO 1173-C6.3 mean?
DIN ISO 1173-C6.3 specifies the connection between the bit and the bit holder, ensuring compatibility with tools that use the same standard.
Is the set suitable for service work?
Yes, the combination of standard bits and screw extractor bits makes the set particularly suitable for service, maintenance, and repair, where both assembly and disassembly of screw joints occur.