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A. It removes small gears, bearings and similar press-fitted parts by gripping them evenly with either two or three jaws.
A. When you adjust the tool, the jaws move together, automatically finding the centre of the part so you do not have to adjust each leg separately.
A. It stops the jaws from spreading too far, helping prevent them slipping off or over-stressing the puller when set on wide components.
A. Three jaws give more even load around circular parts, so you pick that arrangement when space allows and maximum stability is needed.
A. The modest reach suits compact components, such as small bearings or gears located near the shaft end or housing face.
A. Forged jaws resist bending and cracking better than lesser materials, so they stand up to repeated pulls on tight components.
A. It is often used on light automotive driveline parts, small pumps, alternators or similar assemblies with modest-sized bearings.
A. A shorter tool can be fitted around components where long pullers would clash with bodywork or surrounding parts.
A. A puller applies force in line with the shaft and inner race, reducing damage risks and giving a controlled, predictable release."
A. It is designed for steady mechanical loading; impact shocks could damage the screw or jaws and risk sudden release of the part.
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