Facom Lockable 2 Leg Puller 120mm
£142.95 at Tooled Up · 23% below amazon price £186.56
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This U.32T series lockable sliding 2 leg puller is a professional-grade extraction tool designed for efficient removal of bearings, gears, pulleys, and other press-fitted components.
Built to Facom's exacting standards, this puller delivers reliable performance in demanding workshop environments.
The sliding leg mechanism enables precise positioning and adjustment, ensuring optimal grip on components before extraction begins.
This adjustability, combined with the secure locking system, provides operators with complete control throughout the pulling process, enhancing both safety and efficiency
Built to Facom's exacting standards, this puller delivers reliable performance in demanding workshop environments.
The sliding leg mechanism enables precise positioning and adjustment, ensuring optimal grip on components before extraction begins.
This adjustability, combined with the secure locking system, provides operators with complete control throughout the pulling process, enhancing both safety and efficiency
EAN 3148510680521 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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