Puller ks tools 140.2236 160mm — 160 mm mechanical puller for bearings and gears

The ks tools 140.2236 160mm mechanical puller is a compact extraction tool designed for removing bearings, gears and pulleys with controlled force and stable grip. With a 160 mm reach, this puller fits a variety of workshop and maintenance situations where accessibility and precision matter. The tool is suited to both professional mechanics and general machinery maintenance tasks that require reliable mechanical extraction without damaging components.

Advantages

This mechanical puller offers a compact design that facilitates use in confined spaces and provides a firm, even pull to reduce the risk of part damage. Its construction enables precise force application and consistent alignment during extraction, improving safety and efficiency in routine disassembly. The tool’s reach and gripping capability make it adaptable for a range of bearing and gear sizes typically encountered in automotive repair and equipment maintenance.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from shafts and housings
• Extracting gears and pulleys in automotive repair
• Maintenance and disassembly of industrial machinery
• Workshop tasks requiring controlled mechanical pulling

Key specifications

• Type: mechanical puller
• Maximum reach: 160 mm
• Intended use: extraction of bearings, gears and pulleys
• Design: compact for confined-space applications
• Grip: stable, mechanical clamping for controlled force transmission

How to use

Select an appropriate attachment and position the puller so the clamps engage the component evenly. Ensure the puller is centered on the shaft or housing, then apply steady turning force to the drive mechanism to extract the part. Monitor alignment and grip throughout the operation to prevent slippage or uneven loading. For larger or seized parts, apply incremental force and reposition clamps as needed to maintain even contact.

Recommendations

Before use, inspect the tool for wear or damage and ensure clamps and drive threads are clean and lubricated where applicable. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and support the workpiece securely to avoid movement. Avoid applying excessive force beyond the tool’s structural capability; where parts are heavily corroded or jammed, consider complementary methods such as penetrating lubricant, heat application, or professional assistance.