KUKKO Bearing Tools

Engineered to maturity in every detail, neatly drop forged, precision machined on state-of-the-art production equipment, carefully hardened & tempered, expertly assembled, & load-tested

Engineered to maturity in every detail, neatly drop forged, precision machined on state-of-the-art production equipment, carefully hardened & tempered, expertly assembled, & load-tested

Engineered to maturity in every detail, neatly drop forged, precision machined on state-of-the-art production equipment, carefully hardened & tempered, expertly assembled, & load-tested

Set of ball bearing pullers in a case for small & medium size bearings

For quick & easy mounting of ball & roller bearings up to 50 mm i.d. & of bushes, seal rings, belt pulleys & similar parts.

Counterstays with easy screw & light shift technology

The perfect tool for pulling out ball bearings, ball bearing races, sleeves and bushes, securely grips and extracts quickly and easily, even bearings that fit closely up to the back of the housing.

For splitting jammed or stripped nuts without damage to the bolt. Nut splitter chisels are wearing parts. Blunt, notched or broken chisels must be replaced immediately.

Slender pulling arms for confined spaces, e.g., for pulling gear wheels, bearings, pinions and detents, fits puller type series 20.

Indispensable tools for removing flush-mounted parts. When the side clamp is tightened, it forces the claws in under the partto be pulled, thus prying it away before the actual pulling process begins.

For use with a separator, screw the pulling bolts into the tapholes in the separator jaws.

For pulling ball bearings, roller bearings, inner races and other tight-fitting parts. the sharp, wedge-shaped edges of the separator jaws engage behind the parts to be withdrawn and prythem off their seats, for pulling items off of a shaft.

For pulling ball bearings, roller bearings, inner races and other tight-fitting parts. the sharp, wedge-shaped edges of the separator jaws engage behind the parts to be withdrawn and prythem off their seats, for pulling items off of a shaft.

Especially easy to handle, because the separator jaws tighten quickly and centrically with the aid of a pressure screw.

These units are useful for jobs in which space restrictions forbid the use of a standard counterstay. Attach the unit to the extractor and bump the hammer vigorously against the top ridge to extract the bearing.