Bearing and Bushing Puller Set saTra FT-952T1, 52 pieces in case

The saTra Bearing and Bushing Puller Set FT-952T1 is a 52-piece mechanical puller kit designed for removal of bearings, bushings and pins. Packaged in a fitted carrying case, the set provides a range of jaws, adapters and puller legs suitable for both internal and external extraction tasks. It is intended for workshop and maintenance environments where press-fit components must be disassembled safely and with controlled force.

Advantages

This puller set offers a comprehensive selection of components to cover common bearing and bushing extraction jobs without improvisation. The fitted case keeps parts organised and accessible, reducing search time and simplifying transport. Modular jaws and adapters allow configuration for different diameters and extraction depths, enabling controlled, axial pulling that minimises the risk of damage to housings and shafts.

Suitable for

• Removing press-fit bearings from housings and shafts
• Extracting bushings, sleeves and pivot pins in maintenance work
• Workshop disassembly of small to medium mechanical assemblies
• General machinery repair and preventive maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Set composition: 52 pieces comprising assorted jaws, adapters and puller legs
• Applicable extraction types: internal and external pulling configurations
• Storage: fitted carrying case for organised transport and storage
• Material: hardened steel components for strength and durability
• Compatibility: adjustable components for a range of bearing and bushing diameters

How to use

Select the appropriate jaws and adapters to match the component diameter and decide on an internal or external pulling configuration. Assemble the puller legs and center forcing screw according to the required stroke and tooth engagement, then position the jaws behind the bearing or around the bushing. Tighten the forcing screw gradually and evenly to extract the component along the shaft axis, monitoring alignment to avoid off-axis loading. After extraction, disassemble and store components back in the fitted case to protect the tools and maintain organisation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and verify secure support for the workpiece before applying force. Apply steady, controlled torque to the forcing screw and avoid sudden impacts. Inspect jaws and adapters for wear before each use and replace damaged parts to prevent tool failure or component damage.