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SKEIDImpact Screwdrivers寸法図

Unit : mm

Part Number B Mass
(g)
Price
(USD)
CAD
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QTY
(Piece)
SKEID-6.35 6.35 239 42.13 CAD Cart

Material/Finish

SKEID
Impact Screwdriver Carbon Steel
Chrome Plating
Grip Thermoplastic Elastomer
Adapter Alloy Steel
Ferrosoferric Oxide Film (Black)
Adapter Coating Polyamide (Black)

Application

For stripped screws that cannot be removed with an ordinary tool

Characteristics

  • An impact screwdriver for turning screws in the loosening direction by applying impact. For details, refer to "How to Remove Screws".
  • Can be used together with the dedicated bit SKEIB to make grooves in damaged recesses and remove the damaged screws.
  • Can also remove flat head screws that cannot be gripped with a tool such as a wrench or screws in counterbored holes.

Usage Example

For cases where recesses are damaged due to tool cam-out.
For cases where recesses are damaged due to turning tools with shallow contact.
For cases where recesses are crushed due to rust or corrosion from long-term exposure to outdoor environments.
For cases where recesses are damaged due to attempts to forcibly remove tightly stuck screws.
For cases where recesses are damaged due to usage of incorrect sizes of tools.


Precautions for Use

  • Do not use for purposes other than removing screws with damaged recesses.
  • Use in combination with SKEIB.
  • Use a bit suitable for the recess of the screw.
  • Hitting with a hammer will transmit the impact to the part where the screw is attached. The impact may be absorbed without creating a groove, or the mounting area may be damaged.
  • Do not use for screws with low recess strength such as resin screws, as they may be damaged further.
  • Striking with excessive force may damage the screw further, or damage the bit.
  • The tip of SKEIB is sharp, so be careful to avoid injury.
  • When using a hammer, be careful not to accidentally hit your hands or fingers.
  • Do not use in locations exposed to live wires, as it is made of metal.
  • Be sure to wear safety glasses while working.

How to Remove Screws

① Place the applicable stripped screw removal bit SKEIB vertically to the damaged recess and hit the end of the shaft with a hammer to form a groove on the screw head.

SKEIDImpact Screwdriver

② Mount SKEIB on the impact screwdriver SKEID. Place the SKEIB tip vertically against the groove made in the screw head, firmly hold the SKEID grip, and hit the end with a hammer to rotate the SKEID tip up to 45°*1 and loosen the screw.

SKEIDImpact Screwdriver

*1: Gently push the SKEID adapter in while turning it, and align the △ mark in the loosening direction. L left rotation / R right rotation

SKEIDImpact Screwdriver

The rotational direction of SKEID may change depending on the impact. To avoid this, hammer while applying force in the desired direction.

③ Make sure that the screw is loosened and turn SKEID by hand to remove the screw.

SKEIDImpact Screwdriver


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