Facom U.28J1 Inside Grip Puller Separator and Beam Set
£868.95 at Tooled Up · 17% below amazon price £1051.95
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The Facom U.28J1 Inside Grip Puller Separator and Beam Set is a professional extraction tool designed for removing bearings, bushes, and components from internal bores.
This versatile puller set combines a separator with a beam mechanism to provide effective grip on internal surfaces, making it ideal for automotive and mechanical workshop applications.
Manufactured by Facom, this inside grip puller set offers exceptional versatility with a spread range from 70mm to 160mm diameter, accommodating a wide variety of bearing and component sizes.
The set arrives complete with all essential component
This versatile puller set combines a separator with a beam mechanism to provide effective grip on internal surfaces, making it ideal for automotive and mechanical workshop applications.
Manufactured by Facom, this inside grip puller set offers exceptional versatility with a spread range from 70mm to 160mm diameter, accommodating a wide variety of bearing and component sizes.
The set arrives complete with all essential component
EAN 3148515223204 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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