Facom 16 Piece Inside Grip Tip Type Puller Set
£415.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £506.95
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The Facom 16 Piece Inside Grip Tip Type Puller Set is a professional bearing and bush removal tool designed for extracting components from internal surfaces.
This versatile puller set provides tradespeople with a comprehensive solution for removing bearings, bushings, and seals where external grip is not possible.
Supplied with 15 interchangeable tips, this inside grip puller offers excellent flexibility across a wide range of applications.
The capacity spans from 32mm to 70mm diameter, making it suitable for automotive repair work, machinery maintenance, and general engineering tasks where in
This versatile puller set provides tradespeople with a comprehensive solution for removing bearings, bushings, and seals where external grip is not possible.
Supplied with 15 interchangeable tips, this inside grip puller offers excellent flexibility across a wide range of applications.
The capacity spans from 32mm to 70mm diameter, making it suitable for automotive repair work, machinery maintenance, and general engineering tasks where in
EAN 3148515226205 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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