Features

For removing and separating ball bearings, roller bearings, inner rings and other flush parts.

Description
7 in 1" kit in the tried-and-tested KUKKO-L-Boxx system.
The set facilitates the assembly of seven different puller models through the combination of separators, mechanical and hydraulic spindles, pulling jaws and extensions.
Pulling hook with quick adjusting capability quick adjust.
Jaw extensions.
Parallel pulling hooks in every position, even with full load.
Pulling hooks with infinitely variable adjustment on the cross-beam.
Hydraulic and mechanical pressure screw.
Milled thread treated with special coating.
The sharp blades enable flush parts to be removed where pulling jaws cannot be used.
Includes a pressure pad set for supporting the pressure spindle in a hollow shaft.
Instructions on the cover.
Secure storage in special foam.
Personal KUKKO-Chip-Code.

 

Content
600-17 Pressure pad bricks
8-01 Long hydraulic spindle
15-2 Separators
18-2 Pulling device
20-1+ Universal 2-jaw puller with quick adjusting jaws
20-2+ Universal 2-jaw puller with quick adjusting jaws
1-192-P 2 quick adjusting jaws (pair)
2-302-P 2 quick adjusting jaws (pair)

Use

The puller must be positioned centrally for centre shafts. If the shaft is not sitting centrally, the parts can be removed asymmetrically with pullers with parallel pulling hooks.
Assembly instructions for the hydraulic spindle: 1. Loosen the side screw and unscrew the cap from the spindle body.
1. Loosen the side screw and unscrew the cap from the spindle body.
2. Screw the spindle body into the cross-beam from below until the spindle body sticks out of the cross-beam by approx. 60 mm.
3. Before use, check whether the pressure spindle is screwed far enough out of the cap so that the hydraulic piston is located in the initial position in the hydraulic cylinder.
4. Operating the upper spindle using the torque wrench will provide the force required for pulling.
5. After completing the removal process, the piston is reset to the initial position by turning the spindle in the opposite direction.