Angle Valve Broken Wire Extractor — multisize tool for safe, efficient removal of broken valve stems and faucet wire fragments Key benefits Saves time and prevents extra repairs: reversethread extraction pulls broken wire or stem fragments out without enlarging or damaging angle valve threads or pipes. Works on common plumbing sizes: compatible with 20 mm, 25 mm, and 32 mm angle valve openings for broad use across residential and commercial plumbing. Secure grip and controlled removal: adjustable gripping mechanism locks onto broken pieces so you can extract stubborn remnants quickly and with minimal force. Ready for hand or power use: hexagonal handle accepts a wrench or hand drill for added torque in tight or seized fittings. Durable, longlasting construction: manufactured from 45 steel alloy and surfacequenched for improved hardness, wear resistance, and resistance to deformation and corrosion during repeated use. How it solves real problems Removes broken stems and wire pieces that prevent valves from operating or being replaced, avoiding the need to cut pipes or remove entire valves. The reversethread design engages fragments and backs them out rather than pushing them further into the valve. Adjustable grip and hexagonal drive let you apply controlled torque to seized parts without slippage. Features and specifications Compatibility: fits 20 mm, 25 mm, and 32 mm angle valve openings. Mechanism: reversethread extraction with an adjustable gripping system for secure engagement. Handle: hexagonal handle design compatible with wrenches and most hand drills. Material: 45 steel alloy for strength and moderate toughness. Surface treatment: quenching to increase surface hardness and improve wear, deformation, and erosion resistance. Practical applications (use scenarios) Kitchen faucet : extract a broken faucet stem fragment from an undersink angle valve so you can the valve without cutting supply lines. Bathroom maintenance: remove corroded valve remnants from tight spaces behind toilets and sinks using a wrench or hand drill for extra leverage. Property maintenance and service calls: fast, repeatable removal of broken valve pieces during routine plumbing inspections and repairs on residential or small commercial jobs. What to expect in use Insert the extractor into the valve opening sized to 20/25/32 mm, engage the adjustable gripper around the broken fragment, and use the reverse thread action to back the piece out. For stubborn or seized fragments, fit a wrench or hand drill to the hexagonal handle and apply steady torque until the fragment releases. Designed to withstand repeated professional use thanks to industrialgrade materials and hardened surface treatment. This extractor provides a focused, reliable solution for removing broken wire and valve fragments from common angle valve sizes, reducing the chance of further pipe damage and simplifying valve or replacement.