Wrench Gedore 1.30/2

The Gedore 1.30/2 wrench is a precision mechanical tool designed for extracting and pressing components where controlled pulling force and stability are required. It is constructed from durable materials and finished for corrosion resistance. The tool can be used with a sliding hammer or a counter-support brace; its puller jaws engage behind the part to be removed while a spindle provides the pulling action.

Advantages

The design allows secure engagement of the pulling shell jaws behind the workpiece, providing controlled extraction. The option to use either a sliding hammer or a counter-support brace increases flexibility for different repair situations. Parallel alignment of both feet to the spindle improves rigidity during operation. The chrome-plated finish and robust construction contribute to durability and resistance to wear.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings and bushings where access allows jaw engagement
• Mechanical repair and maintenance tasks requiring controlled axial extraction
• Workshops and garages using sliding hammers or counter-support braces

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model: 1.30/2 (MPN 8012910)
• EAN: 4036976105278
• Usable with: sliding hammer or counter-support brace
• Jaws: turned-out shoulders to press outward behind the part
• Foot alignment: both feet must be parallel to the spindle for rigidity

How to use

Insert the internal extractor into the bearing or component to be removed and screw in the spindle. Ensure the turned-out shoulders of the pulling shell jaws engage behind the part so they press outward when force is applied. Add the counter-support brace or attach a sliding hammer according to the working method chosen. Align both feet parallel to the spindle to maintain rigidity, then operate the spindle or apply impact force with the sliding hammer to extract the component.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the minimum and maximum dimensions of the tool correspond to the part and operating state (idle or spread). Check that both feet are aligned parallel to the spindle before applying force. Use the counter-support brace or sliding hammer appropriate for the specific job and follow standard safety practices when working with extractors.