At [Authoritative Link], we believe that every industry professional deserves the best tools for the job. That's why we're excited to delve into the world of inner race bearing pullers and empower you with the knowledge to make informed choices.
Select the Right Puller: Determine the size and type of bearing you need to remove. Our Puller Size Guide provides comprehensive information.
Position the Puller Correctly: Align the puller jaws with the inner race of the bearing. Ensure the jaws are securely engaged.
Apply Gradual Force: Slowly and evenly apply force using the hydraulic pump or lever. Avoid overtightening or sudden force.
Table 1: Inner Race Bearing Puller Sizing Chart
Bearing Size | Puller Size |
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0-100mm | 10-15 ton |
100-200mm | 20-30 ton |
200-300mm | 30-50 ton |
300-400mm | 50-75 ton |
Table 2: Inner Race Bearing Puller Features
Feature | Benefits |
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Hydraulic or Lever Powered | Versatile options for different application scenarios |
Adjustable Jaws | Accommodate a wide range of bearing sizes |
Heavy-Duty Construction | Ensures durability and longevity |
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Consider the size and type of bearings you work with, as well as your budget and safety requirements. Our team of experts at Authoritative Link can assist you in selecting the ideal inner race bearing puller for your needs.
Puller force capacities typically range from 10 to 75 tons.
How do I choose the right inner race bearing puller for my application?
Factors to consider include bearing size, puller force capacity, and features.
What safety precautions should I follow when using inner race bearing pullers?
"Using an inner race bearing puller, I was able to remove a stubborn bearing from my industrial equipment in minutes, saving me hours of hassle." - John Smith, Maintenance Engineer
"The adjustable jaws of the puller allowed me to easily remove multiple bearings of different sizes from my vehicle, making my repair job a breeze." - Mary Jones, Automotive Technician
"The self-centering jaws on my puller ensured precise alignment, preventing damage to the bearing or surrounding components." - Bob Brown, Mechanical Engineer
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