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Disc 1-1/4 In for OTC 27793 / 27794 / 27795 / 27796 / 27797 - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 27503

The OTC Tools and Equipment 27503 Disc, 1-1/4 In, is a precision-engineered component designed to seamlessly integrate with OTC's professional-grade bearing, seal, and bushing driver sets. This individual disc ensures technicians maintain the correct size driver for various installation jobs, preventing damage to critical automotive and industrial components. It serves as an essential replacement or supplementary disc for maintaining the comprehensive functionality of your OTC driver tool kits.

Key Features

  • Precision 1-1/4 Inch Diameter: The disc is accurately sized at 1-1/4 inches for specific seal, bearing, and bushing installation requirements.
  • Broad Compatibility: Engineered to fit and function with OTC's Custom-Made Driver Tools, including models 27793, 27794, 27795, 27796, and 27797.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, this disc is built for durability and consistent performance in demanding shop environments.
  • Damage Prevention: Helps ensure even force distribution during installation, crucial for seating components without deforming the part or its housing.
  • Essential Replacement Part: Ideal for replacing worn or lost discs, extending the life and utility of your existing OTC driver tool sets.

Applications

This 1-1/4 inch disc is utilized by professional technicians and mechanics for accurately installing a wide range of automotive seals, bearings, and bushings. Its precision fit makes it suitable for diverse applications within vehicle maintenance, including axle rebuilds, manual gearbox service, and other situations requiring precise installation of pressed-fit components. By providing a custom-sized driving surface, it helps prevent cocking and ensures proper seating, contributing to the longevity and reliability of repaired systems.

Specifications

  • Diameter: 1-1/4 In

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 26 July, 2007.