Compare compact HSS, universal 3–22 mm, and spiral-flute screw extractor formats for distribution, private label, and repair ranges.
Damaged screws and broken bolts appear in automotive work, equipment maintenance, construction, and everyday repairs. Because fastener sizes and removal conditions vary, trade buyers often need more than one extractor format. A focused range can serve different price points without filling the catalog with overlapping products.

Match Each Format to a Clear Market Role
The compact HSS set is made from 4341 high-speed steel and includes four sizes from #1 to #4. Supplied in a plastic box, it offers a practical format for hardware retail, DIY ranges, portable tool kits, and private-label programs. OEM support also gives importers a starting point for discussing branded packaging.

For buyers seeking a wider stated size range, the universal extractor covers 3–22 mm. This specification can help distributors address larger fastener-removal requirements while keeping the product proposition straightforward. Before ordering, buyers should confirm the intended fastener range, compatible tools, packaging format, and required operating instructions.

The five-piece spiral set provides another recognizable option. It uses steel construction, a black finish, and a multipurpose design positioned for both DIY and industrial channels. Its five-piece configuration is suitable for merchants that prefer a conventional extractor-set presentation with clearly separated sizes.
Prepare a More Accurate Purchasing Brief
A useful inquiry should include target markets, expected order quantity, preferred packaging, logo requirements, and the repair applications the range must cover. Buyers can review more extractor drill bits before requesting a quotation. Clear specifications make it easier to evaluate the right product combination for wholesale, distribution, or branded tool programs.