Thin two jaw bearing puller / remover - 30mm - 90mm - AB Tools - AT091
Suitable for the professional or occasional user. Ideal for pulling bearings in tight spaces. Spec...Suitable for the professional or occasional user. Ideal for pulling bearings in tight spaces. Specially designed working on small bearings, gears and bushes, used on a wide range of automotive and engineering applications. Fully adjustable jaws. Manufactured from chrome vanadium steel and then a black phosphate coating for strength and durability as well as rust and corrosion resistance. Reversible claw legs make it suitable for for use as an internal or external bearing puller. Fine threaded thrust screw with ball bearing tip. Specifications Suitable for items 30mm 90mm in diameter. (applicable bearing dimension) Working depth 100mm. Jaws thickness 1.5mm.
This guide is for mechanics, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts who need to remove bearings, gears, and bushes in tight spaces. The AB Tools Thin Two Jaw Bearing Puller (AT091) offers a reliable solution for pulling bearings with diameters between 30mm and 90mm. A key consideration is that this tool is designed for specific applications, so ensure it matches your project's requirements.
All features
Model Part Number
AT091
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum working depth?
The maximum working depth is 100mm.
What materials is this puller made from?
It is manufactured from chrome vanadium steel with a black phosphate coating.
Can I use this for internal and external bearings?
Yes, the reversible claw legs allow for both internal and external bearing removal.
What size bearings does this puller work with?
It is suitable for items 30mm to 90mm in diameter.
How do I maintain the tool?
Clean it after use, lubricate the thrust screw, and store it in a dry place.
What is the purpose of the black phosphate coating?
It provides rust and corrosion resistance, increasing the tool's durability.
Troubleshooting
Puller jaws slip during operation.
Ensure the jaws are correctly positioned and tightened. Consider using a penetrating oil to ease removal if necessary.
Thrust screw is difficult to turn.
Lubricate the thrust screw. If the problem persists, check for damage or wear on the screw or ball bearing tip.
Tool doesn't fit the component.
Verify the bearing diameter is within the tool's 30mm-90mm range. Ensure correct jaw positioning.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Ideal for use in tight spaces due to the thin jaw design.
Made from durable chrome vanadium steel for extended tool life.
Suitable for both internal and external bearing removal.
Coated for rust and corrosion resistance, ensuring longevity.
Provides precise control with the fine-threaded thrust screw.
Cons
Limited to bearing diameters between 30mm and 90mm.
May not be suitable for extremely heavy-duty applications.
Requires careful alignment to prevent damage to components.
Working depth is limited to 100mm.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the tool jaws are properly adjusted to fit the bearing.
Confirm the claw legs are correctly positioned for the type of removal (internal or external).
Ensure the thrust screw is well lubricated before use.
Compatibility:
Designed for bearings, gears, and bushes with diameters between 30mm and 90mm.
Suitable for automotive and engineering applications.
Care:
Clean the tool after each use to remove debris and contaminants.