Kukko 20-10-SP-T 2-jaw puller with extremely narrow jaws, in set

Description

• Extra-thin trapezoidal pulling hooks.
• Parallel pulling hooks in every position, even with full load.
• Pulling hooks with infinitely variable adjustment on the cross-beam.
• Optimal adjustment of the spindle to the shaft with 2-sided spindle tip (ball and tip).
• Mechanical pressure screw.
• Milled thread treated with special coating.
• Two-arm design for space-saving operation.
• If there is adequate free space around the part to be removed, we recommend using a 3-jaw puller.

Use

• For removing gears, bearings, sprockets, synchronizer bodies, etc., in tight or difficult-to-access spaces.

Advantage

• The narrow, trapezoidal pulling jaws are suitable for extremely narrow, difficult to access places.
• Variable reach thanks to optional jaw extensions.
• Can be installed on various pulling hooks.
• Turning the pulling hooks enables them to be used both internally and externally.
• Suitable for pulling asymmetric workpieces.
• Spindle head band prevents the wrench from slipping off.
• Cross-beam with hexagonal profile for good grip.
• Almost all components available as replacement parts, time-saving order process thanks to numbering system.
• Note: Pressure pads from series 600-17 are a good addition if the shaft is hollow and the spindle cannot be supported.
• Stability support from optional series 219 clamp.

How it works

• The part due to be removed (e.g. a gear, pinion or ball bearing) is gripped from the outside. Tightening of the pressure screw and the resulting pressure removes the part from the shaft.
• The puller must be positioned centrally for centre shafts. If the shaft is not sitting centrally, the parts can be removed asymmetrically with pullers with parallel pulling hooks.

Safety information

• The pulling hooks´ sliding parts must always sit stably and fully on the cross-beam.
• If several parts have to be removed, always follow a step-by-step process. Do not remove several parts at the same time.
• The pulling hooks´ support surfaces must always be straight and sit fully beneath the part to be removed.
• Do not use any electrical or pneumatic servo screwdrivers or hammer drills.
• Protective blanket required.
• Protective goggles required.