Bolt Extractor Kit

[Size: 32-piece]
Nice case. Quality steel.

[Size: 35-piece]
Muy buenas herramientasGracias

[Size: 35-piece]
Quality seems fine. Only used on 5 bolt heads so far. No damage to extractors yet. Very happy I got a large set with many extractors in small size increments because damaged heads of the same original size needs slightly different size extractors! Only 4 stars because out of 5 bolts only worked on 3. Two just spun and wouldn’t grip no matter how hard I hammered them on or which size extractor I used. Still, was able to finish project and would buy again! Just don’t expect to work every time!

[Size: 32-piece]
A Lifesaver! Topec 32PCS Bolt Extractor Kit Saves the DayRating: 5 out of 5 StarsIf you're a DIY mechanic or just someone who deals with rusted-out bolts/fasteners. This Topec 32PCS Bolt Extractor Kit is an absolute must-have. I recently ran into the ultimate nightmare: a severely seized suspension bolt on an old truck that was rounded off and rusted solid. It had resisted every wrench, vice grip, and penetrating oil I threw at it.That is, until I put the Topec 32-piece set to the test. The comprehensive range of sizes from 6mm to 19mm gave me the perfect fit, and the spiral flute design bit into the stubborn bolt head with an almost unbelievable grip.Here's the winning combination: a generous overnight soak with PB Blaster, followed by a few minutes of targeted heat from my induction tool to break the rust's bond. I then hammered the appropriate Topec extractor socket onto the bolt, attached my ratchet, and applied steady pressure.The result? With a satisfying creak, the seized bolt broke free and spun out cleanly. The extractor held its bite perfectly, showing absolutely no sign of stripping or slipping, thanks to the quality CR-MO steel construction.This kit is not just for stripped bolts; it's a dedicated tool for removing problems. The quality, the comprehensive size range, and its superior grip under extreme conditions make the Topec 32PCS kit an invaluable addition to any toolbox. Don't waste your time with cheaper sets—this one is the real deal and will save you countless hours of frustration. Highly, highly recommended!

[Size: 35-piece]
Great tool, should have bought a long time ago work as described and even better.This tool Save you a lot of aggravation. I have an even bigger set coming in the mail.

[Size: 35-piece, Size: 35-piece]
I LOVE THIS KIT!!I had a smaller set I picked up on Amazon a few years ago and it worked great, but I was faced with a broken motor motor mount bolt during the freshen up of my Oldsmobile 425.The smaller kit worked a little bit, but then I was between sizes. The little kit got me from 10mm to 3/8” which is 9.5mm…I used the 9.5mm, then the 9.2mm and got to the 8.7mm and spun the bolt right out! I would like to note that the bolt had no head…BUY THIS!! You will not regret it…I’ll be giving the smaller kit to my son when he starts working. He’s 16 right now and in trade school for welding…Please note, that I used an impact gun with a 16mm socket on the end. I did not use the extensions with the kit. Save your knuckles and use a power tool, but go slowDid I mention I love this kit? Because I do

[Size: 32-piece]
This is a socket set you will appreciate you bought when the need arises or have a current / immediate need. Yes, it seems a little pricey, but when it delivers on what it's designed for, you will know you made the right choice. I bought the set to remove a stripped nut on a O2 Sensor in a real tight area on my truck; after trying different tools to remove the sensor nothing worked. Within 2 minutes I removed the nut and changed out the sensor.

This set saved my bacon. My impact wrench severely rounded off a nut and I was "dead in the water" at that point. Luckily it wasn't a high importance or time sensitive job so I could wait a few days for delivery of this set. I researched other sets like Irwin, Harbor Freight and other brands carried by the auto parts stores, but in addition to some weird looking 'teeth' in some of them, they only had 5 pieces in a set.That's where this set shines. It has a LOT of sizes so there is a better chance of fitting the damaged fastener. I ordered this set because of concerns that the other sets would have sockets either too big or too small to fit what I was working on. Which means grinding down the stripped bolt head until it fits a smaller socket. The variety of sizes in this set would minimize having to do that if it's necessary.Another big plus for this set is that they are a mid-length socket so they are a little deeper than the other sets and can accommodate a longer stud or bolt if trying to remove a nut. Nowhere near a deep socket (TOPEC offers those also) but still could make a difference, which it did in my case which is why I purchased this set. Also the coating on these sockets is very hard. Even using an impact wrench (these are impact rated) there was no marks on the coating. I'm highly satisfied with the performance and the price of this set and it's in my arsenal of tools should the need arise in the future. Good luck finding a set like this locally so another plus for Amazon making these available.****** UPDATE after 1 year *******The above review was using them on common grade 8.8/ grade 5 fasteners and worked well. Didn't try with NON Hardened grade 10.9/ grade 8. However, I recently was helping a neighbor try to loosen the caliper bolts on his Chevy Suburban. The bolts are socket head cap screws that take an Allen wrench. Since it was pretty well rusted on and he already stripped the heads, I tried one of these sockets (5/8"/16mm). I hammered it on and applied the impact wrench. The socket just spun freely. Reason being that the teeth were flattened where they contacted head. Socket head cap screws are typically HARDENED and the socket just didn't bite in at all. Just made a flat spot on the teeth. So I wouldn't expect much success with anything hardened.My original review still stands for the grade of fastener (8.8) I removed, but like I said, no success on hardened bolt, especially one that has a rounded portion on the head like socket head screws do. There's no "corners" for the teeth to bite into (unless it's totally rounded off).Also like add that I witnessed an acquaintance using the IRWIN brand bolt extractor and it dug deeply into a bolt head and removed it. Rather impressed. And in the interim have read about good experiences with the (USA made and more expensive) ROCKET sockets. Being the occasional DIY, it may be a few years, or more, until I use these sockets again and they'll stay on the shelf until needed. I can't complain too much about the price I paid (~$30) considering it's large amount of sizes and it did get me out of a jam. Now I just have to use it within it's limitations. But if I was wrenching regularly, I'd investigate other brands too.