Bearing puller 150 mm 3-arm Vorel model 80520

The Bearing puller 150 mm 3-arm Vorel model 80520 is a mechanical extraction tool designed for safe removal of bearings, gears and pulleys from shafts. With a 150 mm reach and three adjustable arms, this Vorel puller provides stable, even gripping force for controlled extraction in automotive, workshop and maintenance environments. The tool is intended to fit a variety of shaft-mounted components where a centered pulling action is required.

Advantages

The three-arm design ensures balanced gripping around the circumference of the component, reducing the risk of tilting or damage during removal. The 150 mm reach allows access to moderately recessed parts while maintaining mechanical advantage through its central forcing screw. Constructed for workshop use, the puller offers repeatable, controlled extraction that helps preserve the condition of both the component and the shaft.

Suitable for

• Removing bearings from shafts in automotive repair
• Extraction of gears and pulleys in maintenance and assembly tasks
• Workshop use where centered, balanced pulling is required
• Light industrial maintenance and servicing of rotating components

Key specifications

• Working reach: 150 mm
• Arm configuration: three adjustable arms for even grip
• Operation: mechanical central forcing screw for controlled extraction
• Material: hardened steel components for strength and wear resistance
• Application: designed for bearings, gears and pulleys on shafts

How to use

Position the three arms evenly around the component to be removed and adjust their length so the gripping jaws engage securely behind the part. Center the forcing screw over the shaft and begin turning it slowly to apply steady pulling force until the component slides off the shaft. Maintain even pressure and periodically check arm alignment to avoid uneven loading or slippage. After extraction, release the screw and retract the arms for storage.

Usage recommendations

Prior to use, visually inspect the puller for worn or damaged parts and ensure the jaws and screw threads are clean and lightly lubricated. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and support the workpiece to prevent sudden movement when the component releases. Match the puller reach and jaw orientation to the component size to ensure a secure grip and prevent damage to the shaft or part.