Neji-saurus screw Zaurus Pliers Z PZ-60 From Japan

Description

Screw saurus with a nose pliers that can be gripped and turned in narrow depths Features: Fallen or rusted screws can be gripped and turned with the vertical groove at the tip Unique tip shape allows for low head screws (truss screws). The tip allows for vertical grip to work in narrow spaces. The slim tip allows you to use it for deep jobs. Grooves at the end are positioned to interlock and hold even the ultra-thin plates securely. Equipped with a blade for cutting wires, etc. The grip is oil resistant, environmentally friendly elastomer. Designed grip that fits well in your hand. Adopts a lightweight T-grip that resists kinking. Do not use on screws with high hardness such as tapping screws, drilling screws, coarse threads, or screws that are completely adhered to adhesive or rust. [Use] For removing broken or rusted screws. For working in narrow and deep areas. Specifications: Compatible screw size: φ0.08 - 0.22 inches (2 - 5.Vertical groove hardness: HRC60±2 Cutting Capacity: Copper wire 0.05 inch (1.2 mm) Total length: 7.6 inches (193 mm) Tip Length: 2.2 inches (56 mm) Grip Width: 2.2 inches (57 mm) Weight: 6.3 oz (180 g). Material: Body: High carbon steel, Grip: Elastomer. Review: I spent days trying to get my laptop back cover screw out. It was only 4mm wide and had been ruined beyond hope. The screw was also in a recessed part of the back cover so it was difficult to reach and on top of all that, it was a completely flat screw. This one screw was preventing me from accessing my laptop's innards. I tried using those screw extractors, where you drill and then use the extractor, which made things worse. I used superglue to see if I could form a makeshift groove for my screwdriver to no avail. I did NOT have hopes for this tool, but the reviews swayed me. I got my hands on the pliers and, to be honest, they did not look promising. I grabbed on to the screw with them but they slipped off. I made a small indentation in the laptop plastic so both sides could grab on to the screw head better. Once I had a firm grip, I slowly started twisting the screw and then...it happened...the damn screw finally budged! I kept rotating the pliers slowly in the narrow space and pulled the cursed thing out and hurled it into the pits of hell where it belongs. I cannot be happier with this product. Review: Einwandfreie Qualität