Shake-N-Break™ Air Impact Screw Remover – Loosens Rusted, Corroded, Over-Tightened Screws – Compatible with Standard .401" Shank Air Hammers – Includes 4 Phillips Bits

The Wivco Shake-N-Break is a game-changing solution for removing rusted, corroded, painted, or over-tightened screws without damage or frustration. Engineered for use with a standard .401" shank air hammer (not included), this innovative tool uses controlled vibration to break the bond between the fastener and the surface. Just apply vibration and gently turn the handle—no excessive force required. Perfect for import brake work, restorations, heavy-duty truck maintenance, and general shop use, the Shake-N-Break is a must-have for any mechanic or technician dealing with stuck screws. Unlike impact drivers or torch methods, this tool reduces wear on bits and prevents damage to delicate components. Each set includes four high-quality 5/16" hex Phillips bits (#1, #2, #3, and #4) to handle a wide range of fastener sizes. Built for durability and trusted by professionals, Wivco’s Shake-N-Break helps you work smarter, not harder.

• 🔩 Effortlessly Removes Stuck Screws - Use with any standard .401" shank air hammer (not included) to break free rusted, corroded, painted, or over-tightened screws—without stripping or damaging fasteners.
• 🔧 Mechanic’s Must-Have for Tough Jobs - Perfect for import brake jobs, restorations, and heavy-duty equipment. A trusted tool for auto shops, heavy trucks, marine, farm, and motorcycle applications.
• 🛠️ Built for Control & Durability - Features a heavy-duty body and ergonomic handle that absorbs shock while protecting your bits. Safer and more precise than hammering or torching methods.
• 🧰 Premium Bit Set Included - Includes 4 high-quality 5/16" hex Phillips bits (#1, #2, #3, #4) designed to handle a variety of fastener sizes and conditions. Works right out of the box.
• 🏆 Trusted by Pros – Made by Wivco - Engineered for long-lasting performance under shop conditions. Wivco tools are known for reliability, quality, and helping mechanics work smarter—not harder.