SKF Hand Bearing Puller, 204.0 mm Capacity

SKF Bearing Puller, 2 Jaws, Hand-Operated - TMMR 200F

Need to get a bearing, gear or pulley off a shaft without a tussle? With this hand-operated bearing puller from SKF, it'll slide right off. The arms can be mounted to suit either internal or external pulling, and they're self-locking for easy adjustment of the grip width. Along with the jaw reach of 169mm, this makes it a versatile tool for all your pulling needs. The spindle-tip cone rotates to enhance stability and reduce the risk of the shaft being damaged while you work.

Need to get a bearing, gear or pulley off a shaft without a tussle? With this hand-operated bearing puller from SKF, it'll slide right off. The arms can be mounted to suit either internal or external pulling, and they're self-locking for easy adjustment of the grip width. Along with the jaw reach of 169mm, this makes it a versatile tool for all your pulling needs. The spindle-tip cone rotates to enhance stability and reduce the risk of the shaft being damaged while you work.

Features & Benefits

• Zinc-passivated arms resist corrosion and make cleaning a breeze• Hex head on the spindle is fitted with a flange to keep your spanner from slipping

• Zinc-passivated arms resist corrosion and make cleaning a breeze• Hex head on the spindle is fitted with a flange to keep your spanner from slipping

Applications

• Automotive workshops• Factory floors• Machine building

• Automotive workshops• Factory floors• Machine building

How do I use a hand-operated bearing puller?

Place the puller around or inside the part. Adjust the bearing puller legs to achieve a tight fight. Turn the forcing screw clockwise until it touches the shaft. Then, turn the forcing screw slowly and carefully to remove your part. Used in this way, a hand-operated bearing puller makes it easy to remove even damaged, worn or stuck bearings.

Place the puller around or inside the part. Adjust the bearing puller legs to achieve a tight fight. Turn the forcing screw clockwise until it touches the shaft. Then, turn the forcing screw slowly and carefully to remove your part. Used in this way, a hand-operated bearing puller makes it easy to remove even damaged, worn or stuck bearings.