Bearing Pullers

Bearing pullers remove gears, bearings and pulleys from shafts without damage.  Two jaw and three jaw designs fit different component sizes, and thrust screws apply even pressure for safe extraction.

What are bearing pullers used for?
Bearing pullers are tools designed to safely remove bearings, gears, pulleys, and other press-fit components from shafts or housings without damaging the parts. They're commonly used in automotive repair, machinery maintenance, and mechanical workshops for disassembly of rotating components.

What types of bearing pullers are available?
There are several types, including:

• Two-jaw and three-jaw pullers – adjustable arms grip the part externally

• Internal bearing pullers – expand inside the bearing for internal pulling

• Slide hammer pullers – ideal for tight or seized components

• Hydraulic pullers – provide more force with less manual effort for heavy-duty use
  Choose the puller type based on whether the bearing is external or internal, the available working space, and the required pulling force.

How do I use a bearing puller correctly and safely?

• Center the puller screw on the shaft or bearing center

• Evenly tighten the arms around the component to ensure balanced force

• Apply steady pressure with the central bolt or hydraulic mechanism until the bearing releases

• Always wear eye protection, and never strike the puller directly with a hammer unless it's designed for that purpose
  Using the correct puller size and type helps avoid damage to parts and ensures safe, efficient bearing removal.