Titan Usa CD53105 Screw Extractor Size 5 9/16-3/4 in

Product Description

The TITAN USA CD53105 is a Size 5 screw extractor designed to remove broken or seized screws in the 9/16 to 3/4 inch screw size range. The extractor bites into the damaged fastener head and backs it out cleanly, restoring access to the work surface without damaging the surrounding material. It is also rated for use in pipe inside diameters of 1/4 inch, making it a versatile tool for plumbing and mechanical service work. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and general maintenance professionals keep screw extractors on hand for removing stripped or snapped fasteners during equipment repair and installation.

The CD53105 is suited for field and shop use wherever 9/16 to 3/4 inch fasteners are encountered in corroded, over-torqued, or otherwise compromised condition. Common applications include removing stripped machine screws and bolts on HVAC equipment panels, electrical enclosures, pipe fittings, and general mechanical assemblies. The 1/4 inch pipe inside diameter rating extends its usefulness to plumbing service scenarios involving broken pipe plugs or fittings.

Key Features

• Size 5 extractor handles 9/16 to 3/4 inch screw sizes
• Rated for 1/4 inch pipe inside diameter applications
• Removes broken, stripped, or seized fasteners without damaging surrounding material
• Single-piece construction for direct chuck or brace mounting
• Compact form factor suits both field service kits and shop toolboxes

Compatibility

Designed for use on fasteners in the 9/16 to 3/4 inch size range and pipe with a 1/4 inch inside diameter. Fits standard drill chucks or hand braces that accept this extractor size.

Installation Notes

A licensed tradesperson or experienced technician should select the correct drill bit size for the pilot hole before using this extractor, following the manufacturer guidance for Size 5 tooling. Always power down or de-energize equipment before attempting fastener removal on electrical or HVAC components. Use a reversing drill or hand brace to drive the extractor counterclockwise into the fastener. Avoid excessive force, which can snap the extractor tip and complicate removal further.