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BALL JOINT EXTRACTOR - Klann Tools

Part #: 0161-2

The Klann Tools 0161-2 Ball Joint Extractor is a professional-grade tool engineered for the efficient and safe separation of various ball joints in automotive and industrial applications. Designed and manufactured by Klann, a trusted partner of the Gedore Tools Group, this extractor embodies the precision and durability required by professional technicians for demanding repair tasks.

Key Features

  • Robust Construction: Manufactured with high-strength materials, including chrome vanadium steel, ensuring exceptional durability and an extended service life in rigorous workshop environments.
  • Precision Engineering: Subjected to 100% quality control of functional dimensions, guaranteeing consistent performance and reliability.
  • Optimized Dimensions: Features a jaw opening (a) of 23 mm, a working height (b) of 50 mm, and an overall height/depth (c) of 45 mm, providing precise fitment for a range of ball joint sizes.
  • Damage Prevention: Designed for non-damaging separation, preserving components like ball joint boots and ensuring the reusability of parts where appropriate.
  • Professional Efficiency: Facilitates faster and easier repairs, contributing to more economical workshop operations.

Applications

The Klann Tools 0161-2 Ball Joint Extractor is an indispensable tool for disassembling ball joints found in steering and suspension systems. It is universally applicable for splitting track-rod ends, anti-roll bar mountings, and other integral ball joints across a wide array of vehicle makes and models. Its design makes it suitable for professional mechanics and technicians working on various automotive and industrial equipment where precise and reliable ball joint separation is critical.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Klann Tools
  • Model Number: 0161-2 (KL-0161-2)
  • Jaw Opening (a): 23 mm
  • Working Height (b): 50 mm
  • Overall Height/Depth (c): 45 mm

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 10 June, 2020.