Puller Vorel two-arm beam 130 mm model 80472 for removing bearings and gears

Two-arm beam puller Vorel model 80472 with 130 mm reach is a mechanical extraction tool intended for removing bearings, gears, pulleys and similar press-fit parts. The balanced two-arm beam design provides even distribution of force across both gripping points, improving stability during extraction. Constructed for workshop and maintenance use, the tool supports controlled removal of components in automotive repair, industrial machinery and general mechanical servicing.

Advantages

The two-arm beam offers symmetrical pulling force for reduced risk of part deformation and easier alignment. A 130 mm maximum reach accommodates a wide range of component sizes while keeping the tool compact enough for confined working spaces. The puller’s design enables steady engagement on rings and flanges, and the robust build ensures reliable performance under repeated use. The tool is compatible with common workshop workflows and can be used with standard press or manual forcing methods.

Suitable for

• Removing radial bearings from shafts and housings
• Extracting gears and sprockets from axles
• Pulling pulleys and small flywheels
• Maintenance tasks in automotive repair shops and light industrial machinery
• General mechanical servicing where controlled, even extraction is required

Key specifications

• Working reach: up to 130 mm
• Configuration: two-arm balanced beam
• Application: extraction of press-fit components such as bearings, gears and pulleys
• Grip style: external arm engagement for rims, flanges and housings
• Construction: metal beam and arms designed for workshop use

How to use

Position the arms of the puller so that they securely engage behind the rim or flange of the part to be removed. Ensure both arms are seated evenly for balanced force distribution. Tighten the central forcing screw or apply the appropriate press to the beam according to the workshop method being used, advancing gradually while checking alignment. Continue applying controlled force until the part is freed from the shaft or seating. After extraction, release the arms and inspect both the tool and the removed part for any damage or wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and, when necessary, apply penetrating oil to loosen corroded fits before attempting extraction. Avoid applying excessive sideways force that could bend the arms or damage the component. For tight or stubborn fittings, advance the forcing mechanism in small increments and inspect alignment frequently to preserve both tool and workpiece.