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A. It is an internal extractor designed to grip components with internal diameters between 55 and 64 mm, such as certain bearings and gears.
A. It uses a 1/2 inch UNF thread, making it compatible with the existing 0958 internal split collet extractor range and matching puller units.
A. It is chosen when the bore of the component is too large for smaller extractors but still within the 55–64 mm range.
A. It can remove gears, bearings, pinions and oil seals where the internal diameter allows the extractor to grip securely.
A. It grips internally, allowing removal of components that are recessed or have no external lip for standard puller legs.
A. The extractor measures around 230 x 90 x 60 mm and weighs approximately 1.65 kg, offering a compact but strong design.
A. They should insert the extractor into the bore, expand it until firmly seated, then attach the appropriate pulling device to the threaded end.
A. Yes, when used within its size and load limits and maintained correctly, it is intended for regular workshop service.
A. Cleaning, removing rust and applying penetrating fluid can help the extractor seat better and reduce the pulling load required.
A. Keep the threads clean, lightly lubricate moving sections and check for signs of wear or damage before each use."
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