Facom U.53J2 Separator and Beam Puller Kit
£445.95 at Tooled Up · 50% below amazon price £889.44
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The Facom U.53J2 Separator and Beam Puller Kit is a comprehensive two-tool pulling solution designed for removing bearings, bushes, and pressed components across a wide range of applications.
The kit combines the U.53T2 separator, with a spread range of Ø15 to 110mm, and the U.53K2 beam with a spread range of Ø70 to 200mm, giving the user flexibility across a broad variety of component sizes.
A maximum reach of 240mm ensures the tools can access deeper-set components without difficulty.
Four pairs of U.53E threaded tips — covering M8, M10, M12, and M14 — are included alongside two U.53H2 adapt
The kit combines the U.53T2 separator, with a spread range of Ø15 to 110mm, and the U.53K2 beam with a spread range of Ø70 to 200mm, giving the user flexibility across a broad variety of component sizes.
A maximum reach of 240mm ensures the tools can access deeper-set components without difficulty.
Four pairs of U.53E threaded tips — covering M8, M10, M12, and M14 — are included alongside two U.53H2 adapt
EAN 3148515226618 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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