Facom Internal and External Puller Set
£610.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £741.95
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The Facom U.306J1 is a comprehensive internal and external puller set designed for professional automotive and mechanical workshops.
This versatile kit combines both extraction and bearing removal capabilities in one compact solution, making it ideal for garages, vehicle maintenance facilities, and industrial engineering environments where space-efficient tool storage is essential.
The triple-leg puller configuration provides stable, balanced force distribution during extraction work, while the integrated safety shear mechanism helps prevent damage to components and protects against overload s
This versatile kit combines both extraction and bearing removal capabilities in one compact solution, making it ideal for garages, vehicle maintenance facilities, and industrial engineering environments where space-efficient tool storage is essential.
The triple-leg puller configuration provides stable, balanced force distribution during extraction work, while the integrated safety shear mechanism helps prevent damage to components and protects against overload s
EAN 3148515241734 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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