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FORCING SCREW - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 27445

The OTC Tools and Equipment 27445 Forcing Screw is a professional-grade component engineered for specific automotive and industrial applications. Designed for seamless integration with particular assemblies, this forcing screw provides the necessary mechanical advantage for precise component manipulation, supporting efficient repair and maintenance operations.

Key Features

  • High-Grade Steel Construction: Manufactured from durable materials to withstand rigorous use in demanding workshop environments, ensuring a long service life and resistance to wear.
  • Precision Engineering: Expertly machined for accurate engagement and smooth operation, minimizing potential for component damage during critical procedures.
  • Compact and Robust Design: Measuring 7 x 2 x 2 inches, its sturdy yet manageable size allows for convenient storage and easy handling without compromising strength.
  • Dedicated Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with OTC 7185 XXX assemblies, guaranteeing a perfect fit and reliable performance within these systems.
  • Efficient Operation: Facilitates quick and straightforward task completion, enhancing productivity for professional technicians by reducing operational downtime.

Applications

The 27445 Forcing Screw is indispensable for tasks within:

  • Automotive Repair: Ideal for disassembling or assembling components that require controlled force, such as specific bearing removal or installation procedures in vehicle systems.
  • Heavy-Duty Maintenance: Suitable for demanding industrial settings where robust tools are essential for reliable operation and maintaining critical equipment with precision.
  • Specialized Equipment Servicing: Essential for servicing machinery that explicitly utilizes the OTC 7185 XXX assembly, ensuring proper alignment and function during maintenance routines.

Specifications

  • Weight: 2 lbs
  • Dimensions: 7 x 2 x 2 inches

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 26 January, 2015.