Irwin 1876224 Double End Screw Extractor Bit Set 3pc

Product Description

The IRWIN INDUSTRIAL TOOL CO 1876224 is a 3-piece double-ended screw extractor insert bit set designed for removing stripped, damaged, or seized fasteners. The set includes DE-1, DE-2, and DE-3 screw extractor bits, each manufactured from M2 high-speed steel with extra hardening for durability under the high torque output of impact drivers. Both ends of each bit are engineered to lock securely in impact driver quick-change chucks, so one bit covers both the drill and extraction steps without a tool swap. Licensed electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors reach for this set when a fastener head strips mid-job and the clock is running.

This set is built for use with standard impact drivers equipped with quick-change chucks. The drill end tip is designed to start fast with minimal walking, reducing the chance of bit deflection on damaged fastener heads. The extractor end features a serrated tip profile that bites into the fastener for increased torque transfer during removal. It fits a wide range of residential and light commercial service applications where access to an impact driver is available and fastener removal is the task at hand.

Key Features

• Set includes DE-1, DE-2, and DE-3 double-ended screw extractor bits
• M2 high-speed steel construction, extra hardened for impact driver compatibility
• Cold-forged, heavy-duty steel body withstands high torque output
• Both ends lock securely in impact driver quick-change chucks
• Drill end tip minimizes walking on damaged fastener surfaces
• Serrated extractor end increases torque engagement for stubborn fasteners

Compatibility

Designed for use with impact drivers and quick-change chuck systems that accept standard insert bits. Specific compatible driver models were not stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

This set is used by licensed tradespeople and experienced service technicians working with impact drivers. Before attempting fastener extraction, ensure the workpiece is secured and the surrounding area is clear of debris that could interfere with the drill end. Follow the two-step process: drill into the fastener head with the drill end, then flip the bit to engage the extractor end. Wear appropriate eye protection when drilling into hardened or brittle fastener material.