Grip Edge GETBBX14S - 14-Piece Broken Bolt Extraction Set

Grip Edge GETBBX14S: 14-Piece Broken Bolt Extraction Set

The Grip Edge GETBBX14S is designed for mechanics, technicians, and DIY enthusiasts who routinely encounter damaged fasteners. This kit emphasizes grip and torque, offering a practical path to extraction that often avoids drilling, hammering, or welding. Expect a reliable balance of strength, precision, and real-world usability in challenging workshop scenarios.

Why GETBBX14S stands out

• Grips up to 100% rounded fasteners for more confident removal under pressure
• Includes the G-FORS foreign object removal system to support clean extractions
• Extractors are engineered to be hammered, providing controlled impact when needed
• Laser-marked sizes and drill information improve visibility when you’re working fast
• Premium S2 steel construction delivers strength and durability for repeated use
• Coated for increased corrosion resistance in shop environments
• Non-tapered geometry enhances grip on the fastener’s sidewall for steadier bites
• Bi-directional design supports both loosening and tightening actions on damaged fasteners

What’s included

• Extractors: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7
• Left-hand drill bits: 3/32, 9/64, 3/16, 7/32, 17/64, 5/16, 23/64

Design, durability, and visibility

Constructed from premium S2 steel and finished with a corrosion-resistant coating, the set is built to withstand regular use in demanding environments. Laser-etched sizes improve quick identification, helping you select the right extractor or drill bit at a glance.

Real-world use and practical tips

When a fastener head becomes rounded or partially seized, GETBBX14S offers a structured approach to regain leverage. The G-FORS grip system focuses on bite and torque, while the bi-directional design gives you options for loosening or backing out damaged fasteners. For best results, start with the smallest extractor, apply steady pressure, and keep the work area clean to maximize bite and control.

Tips for best results

• Choose the smallest suitable extractor to minimize risk of breakage
• Apply steady, even torque rather than quick taps
• Prepare the fastener area by cleaning any debris or rust
• Double-check laser-marked sizes to confirm the correct match