Puller, two-arm beam type, Vorel 80474, 200 mm span

Vorel two-arm beam type puller 80474 with a 200 mm span is a compact mechanical extractor designed to remove gears, bearings, pulleys and other press-fit components. The tool uses two adjustable arms and a central forcing screw to apply controlled axial force, allowing safe and precise disassembly in automotive, mechanical and maintenance environments. Its beam-type construction provides rigid support and even load distribution during extraction, while the 200 mm span accommodates a range of workpiece sizes.

Advantages

The two-arm beam design ensures stable gripping and balanced pulling action, minimising the risk of damage to parts and shafts. Adjustable arms allow flexible positioning to fit different diameters and profiles, and the central forcing screw provides controlled, incremental force for safer removal of tight-fit components. The compact size and robust construction make the tool suitable for both workshop benches and field service tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing gears from shafts
• Extracting bearings and bushings
• Pulling pulleys and sprockets
• Maintenance and repair tasks in automotive and mechanical workshops

Key specifications

• Tool type: two-arm beam puller
• Span (maximum distance between arms): 200 mm
• Arm configuration: two adjustable arms for external grip
• Force application: central threaded forcing screw for axial extraction
• Construction: beam-type body for rigid load distribution
• Intended use: removal of press-fit components such as gears, bearings and pulleys

How to use

Position the two arms around the component to be removed so the arms securely engage the part’s seating or lip. Adjust the arm positions along the beam to centre the puller and ensure even contact. Turn the central forcing screw clockwise using an appropriate wrench or socket to apply axial force against the shaft or hub; progress the screw slowly and steadily until the component moves free. Reverse the operation to release the tool and remove the extracted part.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the component and surrounding parts for damage before extraction, and protect shafts or mating surfaces as needed to prevent scoring. Use steady, incremental force rather than sudden impacts. If a part is heavily corroded or stuck, apply penetrating lubricant and allow sufficient dwell time before attempting removal. For safety, wear appropriate eye protection and gloves while operating the puller.