Carl Walter Germany 6 Piece Screw Extractor Set M3 To M24 Or 1/8" To 1" Bolt on 2040-parts.com
Carthage, Tennessee, US
Here is a new Carl Walter screw extractor set. Carl Walter part number 3500/2 and order code number 44584. Made of Chrome Vanadium Steel. This is a 6 piece set with a plastic case. This is a great set at a great price, that was Made in Germany. Due to the consumable nature of this item, we will not replace broken tools. In some cases the only option is to drill out the screw and install a threaded insert. This "easy out" type of tool is worth a try before resorting to a drill. If you aren't successful with an "easy out", you may need the help of a professional machine shop. Let's hope not, as it is sure to be expensive. The set include 6 extractors in the following sizes:
1. Carl Walter 3500/10 for screw M3-M6 (1/8-1/4")
2. Carl Walter 3500/20 for screw M6-M8 (1/4-5/16")
3. Carl Walter 3500/30 for screw M8-M11 (5/16-7/16")
4. Carl Walter 3500/40 for screw M11-M14 (7/16-9/16")
5. Carl Walter 3500/50 for screw M14-M18 (9/16"-3/4")
6. Carl Walter 3500/60 for screw M18-M34 (3/4"-1")
For questions about this item call (615) 735-3388.
We combine items to save you shipping costs! Email us when you pay for the first item and let us know you want to combine items. Then email us when you have bought the last item and you are ready to ship. Please pay for the items individually and we will adjust the shipping cost to the normal combined shipping total, plus .50 cents processing fee for each extra item.
Your order will ship from Carthage Tennessee in the USA.
Samstag Sales is the preferred source on eBay for fine German Made hand tools. Check our 9000+ Positive
Feedback rating!! In the fall of 1997 we began selling fine German made hand tools.
For questions about this item call (615) 735-3388.
We combine items to save you shipping costs! Email us when you pay for the first item and let us know you want to combine items. Then email us when you have bought the last item and you are ready to ship. Please pay for the items individually and we will adjust the shipping cost to the normal combined shipping total, plus .50 cents processing fee for each extra item.
Your order will ship from Carthage Tennessee in the USA.
Samstag Sales is the preferred source on eBay for fine German Made hand tools. Check our 9000+ Positive Feedback rating!! In the fall of 1997 we began selling fine German made hand tools.
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