Seal and Oil Seal Puller Forsage 295 mm – F-9G0113

The Seal and Oil Seal Puller Forsage 295 mm – F-9G0113 is a hand tool intended for removing rubber and metal-rimmed seals and simerings from shafts, housings and bearings. With an overall length of 295 mm, this Forsage puller provides controlled grip and mechanical advantage to facilitate safe disassembly during automotive and industrial maintenance. The design focuses on accessible operation in workshop and garage environments and on reducing the risk of damage to surrounding components while extracting seals.

Advantages

The puller offers a compact, sturdy design that delivers reliable leverage for removing seals with minimal effort. Its construction enables secure engagement with different seal profiles, allowing technicians to extract seals without excessive force. The tool's size makes it convenient for use in confined spaces while still providing enough reach for most common applications. Its straightforward operation reduces the need for improvised tools and helps preserve shafts and housings from unintended damage.

Suitable for

• Removal of rubber oil seals and metal-rimmed seals from shafts and housings
• Automotive repair and maintenance in workshops and garages
• Industrial maintenance tasks involving bearings and housings
• General mechanical disassembly where controlled seal extraction is required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 295 mm
• Tool type: manual seal and oil seal puller
• Intended use: extraction of rubber and metal-rimmed seals, simerings
• Application environment: automotive and industrial maintenance, workshop and garage use
• Operation: single-handed or two-handed leverage depending on task

How to use

Position the puller so its engaging end grips the lip or rim of the seal. Apply steady, controlled pulling force while using the tool as a lever to extract the seal from the shaft or housing. When working in tight spaces, adjust hand placement to maintain control and protect adjacent components. If the seal resists, inspect the engagement and reposition to ensure a secure grip before continuing. After removal, clean the mating surfaces and inspect shafts and housings for wear or damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Avoid excessive twisting or prying that could deform the seal housing or shaft. For seals seated deeply or corroded in place, consider light penetrating lubricant and gentle tapping to ease extraction before applying full leverage.