ENGINEER Screwsaurus Mk II Screw Removal Pliers 163 mm Pink Black

ENGINEER Screwsaurus Mk II Screw Removal Pliers are made to grasp and rotate flattened, stripped, or rusted screws that ordinary tools cannot easily remove. These pink and black pliers use a dedicated vertical groove to catch broken screws and handle low-profile screw heads, including truss screws. Measuring 163 mm and equipped with a spring-loaded mechanism, they help provide comfortable, repeated operation for repairs, maintenance, and DIY tasks.

With several gripping areas, these pliers are useful for more than screw removal. Fine microserrations securely hold small items, three hexagonal grooves grip slim round bars and wire while limiting angled movement, and rounded serrations hold nuts and round rods firmly. A built-in wire cutter and protective storage cap add everyday convenience. For best results, do not use the tool on screws fully secured by glue.

• Product Material: Special carbon steel body with elastomer grip

• Manufacturer: ENGINEER

• Vertical groove securely grips and turns broken, flattened, and rusted screws.
• Purpose-designed tip shape fits low-head screws, including truss screws.
• Suitable for screw head diameters measuring 3 to 9.5 mm.
• Microserrations deliver a precise, dependable hold on small objects.
• Three hexagonal groove sizes firmly secure thin round bars and wire without diagonal shifting.
• Rounded serrations hold nuts and round rods with confidence.
• Various hard materials in the Shin-grip balance a comfortable feel with firm rigidity.
• Spring assistance makes continuous use easier and less tiring.
• Integrated wire cutter is designed for copper, soft iron, and stainless steel wire within its stated cutting capacities.
• Included protective cap helps reduce scratches and stains while stored.
• Well suited to field repairs, maintenance, automotive, motorcycle, bicycle servicing, and DIY projects.
• Total length is 163 mm, blade length is 9.5 mm, and weight is 162 g.

Choose the groove that most closely matches the screw, wire, nut, or rod. When removing a damaged screw, position the vertical groove firmly around the remaining head or exposed portion, squeeze the handles, and turn with care. Select the suitable serrated area for round materials, or use the integrated cutter for wire within its specified capacity. Avoid high-hardness screws, including tapping, drilling, and coarse-thread screws, as well as screws completely fixed in place by rust or glue.

Clean the pliers with a dry wipe after each use and make sure they are dry before putting them away. Close the handles and attach the supplied cap to help guard against scratches and stains. Keep the tool in a dry location, and avoid screws outside its intended applications or those completely bonded by rust or glue.