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A. It removes bearings that standard puller jaws cannot access using a small separator and thin jaw legs.
A. It offers a maximum spread of about seventy five millimetres and a reach of around seventy five millimetres.
A. The separator can accommodate external spreads up to approximately fifty five millimetres.
A. It contains a forcing screw, twin beam, thin jaw legs, main rods and a 10-55mm bearing separator.
A. They allow engagement behind bearings where thicker legs cannot gain sufficient purchase.
A. Yes, it is intended for varied applications within its capacity limits.
A. No, it is not suitable for use with air or impact tools and should be operated manually.
A. Place tapered edges behind the bearing evenly before tightening to ensure uniform support.
A. It gives flexibility to handle bearings in different positions and configurations.
A. Clean the screw, rods and separator, lightly oil moving parts and keep them in the supplied box.
A. It is preferable where access is restricted and where a bearing sits in a recess unsuitable for three legs.
A. Inspect threads, check for bent legs or beams and ensure the separator edges remain sharp and undamaged.
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