Topec 25Pcs Screw Extractor Set, Hex Head Multi-Spline Easy Out Bolt Extractor Set, Premium CR-MO Steel Rounded Bolt Remover

Great product and easy to use, worked great!

I stripped out a 1/4" Hex Oil Plug and this extractor backed it right out no problem! These work great on soft metal. I tried to post some photos but received the "sorry something went wrong."

I had a completely seized and stripped 8mm hex head plug in my 2JZ block. I needed the plug removed so I could run my water to air oil cooler. Almost immediately on attempting to remove the plug, the internal hex stripped (25 years in the block). I tried EVERYTHING (heat, penetrant, hammers, bigger plugs, wobble hex, torx, double hex, etc.) to no avail. My efforts succeeded in totally mangling the inside of the plug. Checked Amazon for extractors and this had the best overall reviews, especially with heavily seized bolts. I put a tiny bit of lube, hammered in the closest size extractor, and it tightened in the plug which was very seized. Applied about 75-100 lb ft of torque and broke the plug loose. Took literally less than one minute. The extractor is undamaged and I don't have to spend a ton of time and money trying other methods (e.g. drilling the plug, welding, etc.). Pros: High quality case Marked extractor sizes Good for severely seized hex bolts (results would obviously vary) Amazing price for this many extractors 1 day free shipping (Prime) Cons: Case will get dirty because its yellow and not a darker color I almost never do product reviews. This tool set saved my butt and I highly recommend it.

Product appears of quality, job was completed with the removal pins provided. Now if it was only MADE IN AMERICA...it would get a 5th STAR.

I seldom write 1 star reviews. Matter of fact I can’t remember the last time I did so. Just hoping this review will help others. I bought this kit because I needed to extract a bolt that snapped off in a steering knuckle. Drilled it out as big as possible without compromising the walls. These extractors punched in very easily. Just a couple quick light taps with the handle of a screwdriver and it was secure. I started to crank it counter clockwise and it bit into the bolt very nicely. I was impressed up to this point. I then used a rachet and started the precedure and felt in my hand a slight twist and bam, extractor broke off. This was just done with a rachet, by hand. I wonder if an impact wrench would have been better? Maybe not. I can understand if I was using an extension bar, but wasn’t. As you all know, once an extractor is broken off in a bolt, the problem just got 10 times worse. I ended up just buying a new steering rack and swapping that. So now I’m stuck with an extractor set with one broken size. I suppose the others will be put to use when the time comes, but I’d be hesitant to even use these. So just a heads up, if the bolt you’re working on isn’t seized (mine was yes, but I had PB Blaster soaked it overnight and also used torch and candle wax on it), then maybe these will work. But if it’s seized, spend the extra money on a more trust worthy product. It’ll save you extra headache. Good luck!

I have purchased multiple Topec Extractor sets since February 25, 2021. I have the 5-Piece Heavy Duty Nut Bolt Remover set, 18-Piece Stripped Bolt Extractor Kit, 25Pcs Screw Extractor Set, 13pc 2-in-1 Screw Extractor Set and a second 25Pcs Screw Extractor Set. These have been being used daily in my two shops without fail. The material is of high quality and have never once had a tool fail or break during use. All the sets come in a nice sturdy case that keeps all pieces in order. I have had some of my workers loose or misplace a few pieces from the sets but after reaching out to Topec, they provided a way to get me the replacement pieces which was great. Overall, great quality tools at very good prices that will do exactly as described, if you know what you are doing and how to do it!

Can’t beat it for the price

Only used one size for one screw, but it was worth it, because the screw came right out. Had several other makes and styles of screw extractors, which all failed. This one worked perfectly the first time. You don't need it, until you need it.