SKF Hydraulic Bearing Puller, 36 → 150 mm Capacity

SKF Three-Arm Hydraulic Bearing Puller, 36 to 150mm Grip - TMMA 60

Looking for a reliable bearing extraction tool? Opt for this hydraulic bearing puller from SKF. It has three arms that you place around the bearing. As these are self-locking, you can position them properly to prevent slippage. You can adjust the width of the grip between 36 and 150mm to fit a wide range of bearing sizes. This tool is also suitable for use on pulleys, round wheels and flywheels, making it a versatile choice. It uses SKF's patented EasyPull technology for quick and damage-free removal.

Looking for a reliable bearing extraction tool? Opt for this hydraulic bearing puller from SKF. It has three arms that you place around the bearing. As these are self-locking, you can position them properly to prevent slippage. You can adjust the width of the grip between 36 and 150mm to fit a wide range of bearing sizes. This tool is also suitable for use on pulleys, round wheels and flywheels, making it a versatile choice. It uses SKF's patented EasyPull technology for quick and damage-free removal.

• Safety valve to prevent bearing overload• Maximum withdrawal force of 60kN (kilonewtons) provides ample pressure for quick removal• Spring-loaded centre point prevents damage to the shaft• Hooked tips for a secure grip around the bearing

• Safety valve to prevent bearing overload• Maximum withdrawal force of 60kN (kilonewtons) provides ample pressure for quick removal• Spring-loaded centre point prevents damage to the shaft• Hooked tips for a secure grip around the bearing

Applications

• Printing presses• Machine repair• Industrial manufacturing• Steering systems

• Printing presses• Machine repair• Industrial manufacturing• Steering systems

How do I use this puller to remove a ball bearing?

Simply place the arms of the puller around the bearing you want to remove, with the spring-loaded centre point touching the centre of the shaft. Gently twist the handle until the bearing comes off to avoid damaging the seating.

Simply place the arms of the puller around the bearing you want to remove, with the spring-loaded centre point touching the centre of the shaft. Gently twist the handle until the bearing comes off to avoid damaging the seating.