The hydraulic bearing puller, model 1700-6H0, is a highly versatile and robust tool designed specifically to facilitate the assembly and disassembly of bearings of various types, including ball, tapered roller and cylindrical bearings.
This extractor is adaptable and allows the use of personalized tweezers, made to measure for each type of bearing that you wish to extract.
The collets are precision manufactured to ensure a safe and efficient grip, minimizing the risk of damage to both the bearing and the equipment it is installed on.
In addition, the extractor includes a specialized opener (reference 170612) that allows the caliper to be released from the bearing once it has been extracted, making it easier to use and optimizing maintenance times.
It should be noted that this product focuses only on the mechanical part of the process, not including the hydraulic unit.
Its robust and functional design makes it an essential tool for professionals who require a high degree of precision and safety in handling bearings.

Recommendations for use:
Be sure to select the appropriate collet for the bearing to be removed, checking the catalog specifications or requesting custom manufacturing.
Before using the extractor, check that all components are in perfect condition and well adjusted to avoid accidents.
Always use the tool on flat, stable surfaces to ensure safe and controlled operation.
Do not apply excessive forces during removal or assembly; Let the hydraulic tool do the work in a progressive and controlled manner.
Once the bearing has been removed, use the included opener (reference 170612) to release the collet, avoiding forcing the components manually.

Maintenance recommendations:
After each use, clean all parts of the extractor, especially the tweezers, to remove residue and prolong the life of the equipment.
Regularly inspect the condition of the calipers and other mechanical components, replacing any part that shows signs of wear or damage.
Store the extractor in a dry, clean place, protected from humidity and dust, to avoid corrosion and other damage that could compromise its operation.