SKF Hand Bearing Puller, 254 mm
- RS-stocknr.:
- 124-8460
- Fabrikantnummer:
- TMMR 250F
- Fabrikant:
- SKF
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€ 273,52
(excl. BTW)
€ 330,96
(incl. BTW)
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- RS-stocknr.:
- 124-8460
- Fabrikantnummer:
- TMMR 250F
- Fabrikant:
- SKF
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| Merk | SKF | |
| Product Type | Bearing Puller | |
| Operation | Hand | |
| Bearing Puller Capacity | 254 mm | |
| Standards/Approvals | No | |
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Operation Hand | ||
Bearing Puller Capacity 254 mm | ||
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- Land van herkomst:
- SI
SKF Self-Locking Hand Bearing Puller, 74 to 254mm External Grip - TMMR 250F
Looking for a convenient way to detach your ball bearings? This SKF hand bearing puller is your go-to tool. It features two jaws, which you place across a bearing for a balanced fit. The wide jaw reach of 183mm is designed to accommodate medium to large ball bearings. This puller is very durable, so you can confidently use it up to its maximum load capacity without damage. Its high 60kN withdrawal force means this device has enough power to remove even densely mounted bearings.
• Spindle cone keeps jaw position stable to save time
• Self-locking arms for convenient jaw adjustment
• Zinc-plated arms and beam are resistant to dirt and easy to clean
• Suitable for gears and pulleys as well as bearings for versatile use
Applications
• Pumps
• Gearboxes and transmission system
• Steering systems
• Packaging
How do I use this puller to remove a bearing?
Place the puller over the bearing you want to remove. Make sure the rotating cone spindle is in direct contact with the shaft's centre and the jaws are around the bearing. Twist the handle gently until the bearing comes off. This gradual removal protects the bearing and seating from damage.