7.5" Stripped Screw Extractor Needle Nose Pliers. Made in Japan. Time-Saving Long Nose Screw Removal Plier for Removing Damaged Fasteners in Confined Spaces.

High quality needle nose pliers. I had a screw head break off and used these pliers to remove the threaded shaft, worked like a charm.

Everything this company makes it seriously fantastic. I’m a big Milwaukee tool guy, have loads and loads of their power tools, hand tools, etc. But I came across this company years ago on Amazon and saw the positive reviews and took a chance. And I’m sure glad I did. Very high-quality tools, incredibly useful most importantly, and have come through for me when many other tools (including some of my Milwaukee tools I hate to admit) couldn’t get the job done. Highly recommend, you won’t be disappointed.

Love the pliers. Great grip. Worth the money.

What a nice set of pliers, I've used these for everything other than a stripped screw. Very comfortable in the hand and gripping power is amazing. I saw Eric O use these on a stripped screw and thought to myself I need those. Last thing I used them on was a brake caliper that has the springy wire thing that stabilizes the caliper on the outer side. The small round rod that goes in the caliper broke off. I applied a little heat and these pliers grabbed the little nub and pulled it right out. Recommend.

I use these every day at work and at home sometimes. I’m more of a Klein, Milwaukee union guy. Borrowed these from a buddy when none of my tools would work. These got it done. These are my second pair in a year because I misplaced the others oneI had.. Found the first pair. They’re very solid, have not loosened and still great bite when grabbing. Just wish they were USA made.

Excellent construction quality is evident. Tried to use them to extract a corroded 3" drywall screw in cedar decking that the rusted head had already torqued off of. The pliers failed to deliver enough grip/torque to loosen the screw shaft (from previous experience, I had little hope that they would); however, it was clear to me that the pliers delivered much more torque than I had been able to deliver with other screw-extraction pliers, and will likely work in other cases I encounter. The long nose is what permitted access to the shaft (otherwise I would have gotten the linesman pliers) but results in some de-alignment at the tip when high torque is applied. What is really needed is a short-nosed, but pointy pliers that can deliver gripping power like linesman pliers but still reach a screw shaft with only about 1/8" radius clearance. Come through, Vampliers!

I broke the head of a screw when replacing my valve cover gasket (torque wrench never clicked). I was super worried about getting out the screen from the engine block. When these came in, i used a pouch and taped the screw a few times to good rid of the stretch and tension from the top threads. Then these pliers made easy work of extracting the bolt. There wasn't much to grab onto, but these extracted my bolt without having to remove my valve cover or resort to more drastic measures of extraction. These saved me time money and headaches

These pliers are fantastic for extracting screws. I had some broken screws in wood and they were able to grip the small nub and remove the screw without further damage. I also had some deeper broken structural screws and the fine point allowed me to get them without digging out too much of the surrounding wood. One issue is that as needle nose pliers, they didn't have the grip needed for some deeply embedded screws. This isn't a problem with the Vampliers since the fine long point just won't have the same leverage as a shorter nose. For those screws, I went with the Knipex Twingrips I had recently bought and they did a fantastic job.