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A. It is for removing gears, pulleys and bearings with a two-leg, self-centering arrangement and maximum reach around 120 mm.
A. The handle opens and closes both legs together, making it easier to position them evenly around the component.
A. It can span from about 28 mm up to 132 mm, covering many small and medium-sized parts.
A. Self-centering keeps the screw aligned with the shaft, helping avoid side loads that could slip the jaws or damage components.
A. It is preferable when access is restricted or when two strong gripping points are sufficient around the part.
A. A hex head accepts standard spanners or sockets, letting the user apply force steadily while maintaining good control.
A. Impact loads can overload the screw and jaw mechanism, which is designed for smooth, hand-applied force.
A. Smaller gears, alternator bearings, pulleys and similar press-fitted parts are common applications.
A. Even jaw movement and controlled screw loading limit distortion and shock compared with improvised methods.
A. Clean and lubricate the spindle regularly, store it dry and inspect jaws for wear or distortion."
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