When a threaded pipe snaps off inside a fitting, this adjustable three-jaw extractor grips from the inside so your drill can help back the broken section out.
The jaws spread inside the broken pipe section to create a firm internal hold.
Connects to a standard drill chuck for controlled, steady reverse rotation.
One adjustable tool is designed for 1/2 in, 3/4 in, and 1 in nominal pipe threads.
Helps remove the stuck threaded fragment from inside the fitting instead of grabbing from the outside.
Adjust the jaw opening to fit the broken pipe section, then keep the extractor centered as you apply reverse rotation.
The drill-driven setup helps maintain a centered, consistent turning force while the internal jaws stay engaged.
Confirm the broken pipe is one of the supported nominal sizes and adjust the jaws to enter the opening.
Insert the jaws fully into the broken section and keep the extractor centered with the pipe.
Tighten the drill chuck securely around the hex shank.
Run the drill counterclockwise at low speed with steady pressure until the jaws grip and the broken section begins to turn out.
Tip: Shut off water or gas service as appropriate before repair work. Wear eye protection, use low speed, and stop if the tool is not seated straight.
Each unit includes one silver adjustable drill-powered broken pipe thread extractor. The drill and pipe fittings shown are for demonstration and are not included.
“The old brass nipple snapped off behind the vanity, and I thought I would have to open more of the cabinet. This grabbed it firmly and backed it out with my drill. Way less drama than I expected.”
Mark D. — Ohio
“I used it on a broken threaded stub at my garage sink. Once the jaws were seated, low-speed reverse did the job cleanly. The compact shape was easy to control.”
Linda R. — Wisconsin
“A sprinkler riser broke off flush and left almost nothing to grab. This reached inside, held the piece, and let me turn it out without damaging the fitting.”
Jason P. — Arizona
“The broken piece under my kitchen sink was in a tight spot. I liked that the tool grips from inside and works with the drill I already own. Slow reverse was all it took.”
Erica M. — North Carolina
It is designed for 1/2 in, 3/4 in, and 1 in nominal threaded pipe sizes.
No. You receive one extractor tool. A compatible drill is required and is not included.
Use low-speed counterclockwise rotation to back the broken threaded section out.
Low speed is recommended for better control and to help keep the extractor centered and engaged.
It is made to grip the inside of a broken threaded section, including pieces with little or no outside edge to grab. Actual removal depends on access, corrosion, and the condition of the fitting.
Shut off the relevant service, confirm the pipe size, clear loose debris, wear eye protection, and make sure the tool is seated straight before applying reverse torque.
Inspect the extractor when it arrives and test the jaw adjustment before use. If the tool arrives damaged or does not match the ordered set, contact support so the order can be reviewed and resolved.
Add the extractor to your repair kit so the next snapped pipe section does not turn into a larger demolition job.
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