Bolt Biter™ is the revolutionary new extraction socket system from GEARWRENCH. We talked with auto mechanics and industrial techs to learn what they hated about existing extraction sockets. Bolt Biter redefines extraction and solves all of their frustrations.
Features
Bi-directional design for removing or tightening damaged fasteners
Tapered entry enables socket to easily seat on a damaged fastener
Dual sized sockets designed to work with both SAE and metric fasteners
Square drive with hex base for use with impact gun, ratchet, wrench, or pliers
Chrome molybdenum alloy steel (Cr-Mo) for exceptional strength and long lasting durability
High-visibility laser etched markings provide quick size identification
Black oxide finish to resist corrosion
Up to 10x longer impact life vs. other impact extraction sockets
Up to 5x greater torque output vs. other impact extraction sockets
Minus-size sockets fit a wider range of damaged fasteners
Specifications
Weight (Catalog) : 2.500 lb
Warranty : Full Lifetime
Drive Tang Size : 1/4 in 3/8 in
Family Name : Bolt Biter™
Size : 1/4 in 7mm 8mm [5/16 in] 3/8 in 10mm 11mm [7/16 in] 12mm 13- mm [1/2 in]
13mm 14mm [9/16- in] 9/16 in 16mm [5/8 in] 17mm 11/16 in 19mm [3/4 in]
Bordo Fractional Left Hand Cobalt Tough HSS-Co5 Twist Drills.
135° Split Point (crankshaft point)
Split point is self centering and the short distance from the drill axis to the outer corners results in faster penetration, reducing the need for end thrust.
The 135° point should be used to cut harder steel materials especially in deep hole applications.
In these situations it will produce thicker chips minimising work hardening of the cavity.
Faster penetration reduces abrasion and friction along the cutting edges.
Cobalt HSS Twist drills are extremely hard and provide superior performance and increased tool life especially in stainless steel and high tensile steel.
Left Hand Twist drills are ideal for use with screw extractors to remove broken bolts and screws.
Bronze Finish (gold oxide) surface treatment. The metallic brown coloured low temperature temper treatment is normally only used on cobalt tools for identification purposes.