FORCING SCREW - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 4520-1

The OTC Tools 4520-1 Forcing Screw is a crucial component designed for professional automotive and industrial applications, primarily serving as the robust power-generating mechanism within the OTC 4520 Differential Side Bearing Puller assembly. Engineered for demanding tasks, this professional-grade forcing screw facilitates the efficient removal of stubborn components, ensuring precision and reliability in the toughest service environments.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, the 4520-1 is built from durable, high-strength materials to withstand significant force and repeated use in professional settings.
  • Precision Threading: Features a 3/4"-16 mm thread by 6-11/16" long, ensuring smooth operation and secure engagement with mating components for effective force application.
  • Integral Puller Component: This forcing screw is an essential part of the OTC 4520 Differential Side Bearing Puller, working in conjunction with puller jaws, a retaining yoke, and step plate adapters for comprehensive service.
  • High-Force Application: Designed to generate the necessary force for separating and extracting tightly fitted parts without damage to surrounding components.

Applications

The OTC 4520-1 Forcing Screw is specifically engineered for use with the OTC 4520 Differential Side Bearing Puller to perform critical service tasks. Its primary application is the removal of differential side carrier bearings on a wide variety of cars and light-duty trucks. This tool is indispensable for mechanics and technicians engaged in drivetrain repair and maintenance, providing the leverage and stability required for challenging bearing extraction procedures.

Specifications

  • Forcing Screw Dimensions: 3/4"-16 mm x 6-11/16" long
  • Associated Puller Reach: 1-5/8"
  • Associated Puller Spread: 2-5/8" to 3-3/8"

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 23 January, 2015.