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FORCING SCREW - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 314665

The OTC Tools 314665 Forcing Screw is a crucial component designed for professional automotive and industrial service applications. Engineered for durability and high performance, this forcing screw plays an integral role in efficiently removing stubborn components, making it an essential replacement part for professional technicians. Its robust construction ensures reliable operation and a long service life in demanding workshop environments.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools, this forcing screw is built to withstand the rigorous demands of professional use.
  • Enhanced Durability: Features proprietary heat treating that extends its lifespan 5-10 times longer than similar designs, ensuring lasting performance.
  • Smooth Operation: Equipped with a special equalizer washer and a 3/4" custom drive screw, it provides smooth and consistent force application.
  • Efficient Force Application: Designed to apply maximum force with minimal effort, especially when used with an impact gun, significantly reducing service time.
  • Direct Replacement Part: Specifically serves as a replacement forcing screw for the OTC 6575 Hub Grabber Kit.

Applications

This forcing screw is primarily utilized as a replacement part within the OTC 6575 Hub Grabber Kit. Its robust design is essential for servicing wheel hubs and bearings directly on the vehicle, eliminating the need to remove steering components or the knuckle. This capability streamlines repair processes by avoiding unnecessary wheel alignments and the use of a shop press, ultimately cutting service time dramatically. The precision engineering allows for effective removal of tightly seated parts, enhancing productivity for mechanics and technicians across a wide range of vehicle hub applications.

Specifications

  • Model Number: 314665
  • Weight: 1.43 lbs
  • Drive Size: 3/4" (custom)

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 22 January, 2015.