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Pulling jaw set ball bearing ISO 6216, 6217, 6218, 6219, 6220, 6 - Kukko Quality Tools Inc

Part #: 70-4733

This Kukko 70-4733 Pulling Jaw Set is an essential component for the non-destructive removal of deep groove ball bearings in professional automotive and industrial applications. Engineered by Kukko Quality Tools Inc., this set is designed for seamless integration with Kukko series 70 bearing pullers, providing a robust and reliable solution for challenging maintenance and repair tasks without the need to dismantle the shaft.

Key Features

  • Broad Bearing Compatibility: Specifically designed for ISO deep groove ball bearings including 6216-6222, 6312-6317, and 6410-6412 series.
  • Non-Destructive Removal: Enables the extraction of deep groove ball bearings without causing damage to the bearing or the shaft, allowing for potential reuse of components.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Kukko Quality Tools Inc., these jaws are built from durable materials to withstand rigorous use in demanding workshop and industrial environments, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.
  • Enhanced Safety: Includes anti-slip safety rings as spare parts, contributing to secure operation and extending the life of the set.
  • Optimized Grip: The pulling jaws are precisely developed to fit into bearing raceways, ensuring optimal support and higher extraction forces during the removal process.

Applications

The 70-4733 Pulling Jaw Set is an invaluable tool for professional technicians and mechanics. It is ideally suited for the precise and careful removal of deep groove ball bearings found in electric motors, transmissions, gearboxes, pumps, and various other machinery. Its design facilitates efficient maintenance and repair work across automotive workshops, industrial manufacturing facilities, and specialized service centers where component preservation is critical.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 13 March, 2025.