Puller for Ball Joints Topex 37D410 — 45 x 15 mm

The Puller for Ball Joints Topex 37D410 — 45 x 15 mm is a compact mechanical tool designed to remove ball joints from suspension components. Engineered for controlled, single-purpose use in automotive repair and maintenance, this puller provides a stable contact interface sized 45 x 15 mm to match compatible joint geometries. Its simple construction allows technicians to extract ball joints without applying excessive force to nearby parts, helping preserve the integrity of control arms, steering knuckles and other suspension elements.

Advantages

This Topex ball joint puller offers a precise contact area sized to minimize slippage during removal and reduce the risk of damaging adjacent components. The compact body is convenient for workshop environments and tight spaces around wheel assemblies. Designed for mechanical operation, the tool delivers controlled force transfer and straightforward handling, making the disassembly process faster and more predictable compared with improvised methods.

Suitable for

• Removal of pressed-in ball joints from control arms and steering knuckles
• Automotive suspension repair and component replacement
• Routine maintenance tasks in professional workshops and home garages

Key specifications

• Contact interface dimensions: 45 x 15 mm
• Tool type: mechanical ball joint puller
• Primary application: extraction of ball joints from suspension parts
• Design: compact, single-purpose puller for workshop use

How to use

Position the puller so the contact area aligns with the ball joint housing and attach it securely according to the tool geometry. Apply steady mechanical force following standard workshop procedures until the ball joint separates from the suspension component. Throughout the operation, ensure adjacent parts are supported and protected to prevent incidental damage. After removal, inspect the suspension parts and the puller for wear before storing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow vehicle manufacturer guidance for disassembly procedures. Verify that the puller contact dimensions (45 x 15 mm) match the joint being worked on; do not force the tool on incompatible sizes. For stubborn or corroded joints, consider applying penetrating lubricant and using proper support fixtures to avoid overstressing suspension components.