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Users of the broken bolt extraction kit:
U.S. Military Cummins Consumers Energy Fleet Maintenance Services and many more... For Technical Questions and Intl. Shipments, call: 239-471-6353 |
Testimonials:
"Your tool has certainly shown it's worth the investment." Joseph D., Dunigan Bros., Inc. View More Testimonials | Users of the Kit
Military Sales Call:
239-471-6353 Small Kit National Stock # 5180-01-508-6036 Part # CF-UDF-01 Large Kit National Stock # 5180-01-518-6883 Part # CF-UDF-02 Combo Kit (Both kits above) Part # CF-UDF-03    
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"We now can get broken bolts out in under 15 minutes by using this tool without any damage to the threads."
William B., Belden Asphalt Paving Company, Inc. View More Testimonials | Users of the Kit Small Broken Bolt Removal Kit Demo
Step 1: Grind off any excess bolt sticking above the surface that the fixture mounts on. (If the bolt is broken below the surface, move to Step 2) 
Step 2: Line up bushing over bolt (See Alignment Tips) Step 3: Attach fixture by using 1 bolt, 2 bolts or "C" - Clamps 
Step 4: Insert correct tap drill bushing for your bolt size (see chart below)
Step 5: Use correct tap drill (+.005 larger) in drill press or hand drill. The .005 guarantees separation of the body of the bolt from its threads (see size chart above) Step 6: Drill through the center of the bolt until you break through the bottom of the bolt (you can feel when this happens) 
Step 7: 75% of the time there is no need to chase the threads with the tap. Ready for re-assembly. (IF NEEDED) Run hand tap to clean out any pieces that might be left in the original threads. Blow out the hole, then screw in the bolt or stud Many industries are already using this new tool to solve their broken bolt problems. Many industries have yet to benefit from this tool as well. If you have an issue with a broken bolt, contact us today!
Uses of the Broken Bolt Extractor Include:
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Busted Bolt? No problem.
