Product Details
The tool kit is designed for removing bearings, gears, discs, and similar components in tight or difficult-to-access spaces. It includes thin pulling hooks suitable for narrow locations, and features a manual adjustment knurl for rapid loosening and adjusting of the extractor jaws on the cross-beam without the need for a wrench. Additionally, the kit allows installation on various pulling hooks with variable reach through jaw extensions. The turning mechanism of the pulling hooks enables both internal and external usage, making it suitable for asymmetric workpieces. The spindle head band prevents slippage of the wrench, and most components are available as replacement parts, with a time-saving order process facilitated by a numbering system. It is recommended to use pressure pads from series 600-17 if the shaft is hollow and the spindle lacks support. Key attributes include quick adjustment capability, parallel pulling hooks that function under full load, infinitely variable adjustment on the cross-beam, optimal spindle adjustment with dual-sided spindle tips (ball and tip), a mechanical pressure screw, and a milled thread treated with a special coating. The three-arm design ensures even load distribution and secure holding of the part to be removed. For situations where free space around the part is inadequate, a 2-jaw puller series 20+S is recommended for optimal force distribution. It is essential that the pulling hooks sliding parts sit stably and fully on the cross-beam, and when removing multiple parts, a step-by-step process is advised to avoid simultaneous removal. The pulling hooks’ support surfaces must be straight and fully beneath the part to be removed, and it is important not to use electrical or pneumatic servo screwdrivers or hammer drills. A protective blanket and protective goggles are required during operation.
