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CLARKE CHT384 COBALT DRILL BIT SET

Snapping a stud, or bolt, so that a large section remains seized in the hole, is a nightmare. But the scenario becomes worse if the snapped fastener was high tensile or hardened steel. And possibly the worst case of all is when a rescue attempt with a screw extractor leads to that snapping too. Put simply, tougher materials need tougher drill bits. Clarke’s CHT384 spans 1-13mm in half millimetre increments, and all bits are made from super durable Cobalt steel.

0115 956 5555 www.machinemart.co.uk £58.79

SEALEY VS7233 STUD EXTRACTOR SET

Traditional screw extractors tend to be

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