Discover the Power of Precision: Master the Art of Bearing Pulling with Our Compact "Bearing Puller Small"

Unlock Precision Engineering with Our Compact "Bearing Puller Small"

Precision engineering is at the heart of every successful industrial operation. When it comes to bearing maintenance, accuracy and efficiency are paramount. Our innovative Bearing Puller Small empowers you with the precision and control you need to tackle even the most intricate bearing removal tasks.

Key Features and Specifications

Feature	Specification
Jaw Capacity	30mm to 110mm
Max. Pull Force	15 tonnes
Weight	12kg
Operating Pressure	700 bar

Bearing Puller Type	Puller Arms
Arm Reach	Adjustable
Jaw Type	2-Jaw, 3-Jaw
Gripping Range	15mm to 110mm

Success Stories

"We've tripled our bearing removal efficiency since switching to the Bearing Puller Small. Its compact size and precision jaws make it a breeze to maneuver in tight spaces." - John, Maintenance Manager, Automotive Plant

"The cost savings have been remarkable. By eliminating downtime and reducing tool damage, we've saved tens of thousands of dollars on bearing maintenance expenses." - Mary, Operations Engineer, Aerospace Company

"Our technicians love the ergonomic design and user-friendly controls. It's helped improve their productivity and reduce workplace injuries." - Tom, Senior Technician, Manufacturing Facility

Effective Strategies, Tips, and Tricks

Choose the Right Puller: Selecting the correct size and type of puller is crucial for efficient removal.

Prepare the Area: Clean and lubricate the bearing and surrounding components to minimize friction.

Position the Arms: Align the puller arms perpendicular to the bearing face and secure them tightly.

Apply Pressure: Gradually apply hydraulic pressure to evenly distribute the force and prevent damage.

Check for Alignment: Monitor the bearing removal progress and adjust the arms as needed to ensure proper alignment.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Overtightening: Excessive torque can damage the bearing and puller components.

Misalignment: Incorrect arm placement can cause uneven pressure and strip the threads.

Jaw Damage: Using worn or damaged jaws can slip during operation, leading to accidents.

Inadequate Lubrication: Friction between components can increase pull force and damage the bearing.

Ignoring Safety Precautions: Always wear personal protective equipment and follow operating instructions to prevent injuries.

Basic Concepts of Bearing Puller Small

A Bearing Puller Small is a precision tool specifically designed for removing bearings from shafts and housings. It utilizes a hydraulic cylinder to generate pulling force, which is transmitted through a set of adjustable puller arms. The jaws of the arms grip the bearing's outer race, enabling safe and controlled removal.

Getting Started with Bearing Puller Small

Select the Appropriate Puller: Determine the bearing size and type to choose the correct puller.

Position the Puller: Center the puller arms on the bearing's outer race and secure them firmly.

Connect the Hydraulic Cylinder: Attach the hydraulic cylinder to the puller and apply hydraulic pressure.

Monitor Progress: Observe the bearing removal process and adjust the puller arms as necessary.

Remove the Bearing: Once the bearing is fully removed, release the hydraulic pressure and carefully extract the bearing.

Discover the Power of Precision: Master the Art of Bearing Pulling with Our Compact "Bearing Puller Small"