PULLER JAWS - Mastercool

The Mastercool 91022 PULLER JAWS are precision-engineered components designed for professional automotive and industrial applications, specifically functioning as Rotor & Bearing Puller Jaws. These robust jaws are an essential part of the Mastercool 91274 Master Clutch Service Tool Set, providing technicians with the reliable leverage needed for efficient component removal in various systems. Crafted for durability and consistent performance, they help facilitate complex service tasks while minimizing the risk of damage to critical parts.

Key Features

• Dedicated Function: Specifically designed as rotor and bearing puller jaws, crucial for intricate clutch service procedures.
• Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from quality, heat-treated steel, ensuring long-lasting durability and resistance to wear under demanding conditions.
• Damage Prevention: Engineered to securely grip components, allowing for the safe and controlled removal of tightly fitted parts without marring shafts or housings.
• Efficiency in Service: Enables professional technicians and mechanics to perform maintenance and repairs with greater speed and precision, reducing downtime.
• System Integration: These jaws are integral to a comprehensive clutch service tool set, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance with related Mastercool tools.

Applications

The Mastercool 91022 PULLER JAWS are primarily utilized in the automotive industry for servicing various clutch components, including the removal of rotors and bearings from air conditioning compressors. They are compatible with a broad range of compressors found in vehicles from manufacturers such as General Motors (A6, R4, DA6, 6 Pole R4, V5, HR-6), Ford (FS6), Chrysler (C171), Nippondenso (6P 148A), Sanden (507, 508, 510), and Pitts and Warner clutches. Beyond specific clutch applications, these puller jaws are also suitable for other general mechanical tasks requiring the extraction of bearings, pulleys, and gears that are tightly mounted on shafts, which is common in both automotive repair and industrial machinery maintenance.