VISTACO Bolt Extractor Kit – 15-Piece Heavy-Duty Set with 3/8\" Adapter for Rusted, Damaged & Seized Bolts

VISTACO Bolt Extractor Kit: a reliable, all-in-one solution

When a fastener refuses to budge, a dedicated extractor can save time, effort, and frustration. The VISTACO kit is designed for rusted, rounded, damaged, frozen, and corroded bolts, nuts, and screws, offering a controlled grip and steady torque to help you recover fasteners without compromising surrounding threads.

This 15-piece set (plus a 3/8\" adapter) spans common bolt sizes, so you’re equipped for most repair tasks, from automotive work to home projects. The build emphasizes durability and precision, supporting you through tough extraction jobs with confidence rather than guesswork.

What’s included and what it fits

• Sizes cover from 1/4\" up to 3/4\" (with metric equivalents such as 8 mm to 19 mm) and include 1/4\", 5/16\" (8 mm), 3/8\", 7/16\" (11 mm), 12 mm, 1/2\", 13 mm, 9/16\" (14 mm), 5/8\" (16 mm), 17 mm, 11/16\", and 3/4\" (19 mm).
• Includes a 3/8\" adapter to fit a range of power tools and manual tools.

Built to endure heavy-duty tasks

• Made from high-hardness chrome molybdenum steel for strength and wear resistance.
• Rounded bolt extractors with reverse grooves and internal thread design ensure a secure grip during removal.

Versatility you can rely on

Whether you’re performing automotive maintenance, industrial repairs, or home improvement projects, this kit delivers consistent performance across tasks. Its durable construction helps you tackle seized or damaged fasteners with confidence and reduces the risk of further damage to the workpiece.

Storage that stays neat

• Laser-etched pieces for quick identification, and a heavy-duty blow-molded case to protect and organize everything.
• Compact, palm-sized case makes transport and storage simple, so you can keep tools ready for the next project.

How to use

1. Identify the closest extractor size to the damaged fastener and align it with the bolt head.
2. Attach the extractor to a compatible driver or ratchet using the 3/8\" adapter.
3. Gently apply turning force while tapping the extractor if needed to seat it securely.
4. Increase torque gradually until the bolt begins to back out, then remove the fastener.
5. Inspect the threads and store the tools in the case for next time.