2/3 Jaw Hydraulic Puller 15 ton

2/3 jaw hydraulic puller is available with a max stroke 60mm, max lateral pull distance 300m and a max longitudinal drawing saw 205mm. 15 ton hydraulic bearing/gear puller is useful when dealing with components that are difficult to remove by hand.

Specifications

• Model: ATO-HHL-15
• Output: 15 ton
• Lateral Pull Distance: 70~300mm
• Max Longitudinal Drawing Saw: 205mm
• Max Stroke: 60mm
• Package Size: 48x24x16cm
• Weight: 14.9kg

Features

• 2/3 jaw hydraulic puller with a detachable handle and 360 pressure direction, which is easy to use in confined spaces.
• The hydraulic cylinder adopts solid steel integral processing and forming design, which has a high safety factor.
• The hydraulic puller can be used both horizontally and vertically. The elastic thimble can accurately locate the center. Both the claw hook and the claw hook frame are forged with high-strength alloy steel that is not easily deformed.

Note: 5 ton, 10 ton, 15 ton and 20 ton hydraulic pullers are packed in plastic boxes to store tools and accessories, and 30 ton and 50 ton hydraulic pullers are packed in wooden boxes.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

2/3 Jaw Installation Diagram

Details

Applications

ATO hydraulic pullers are commonly used in the automotive, manufacturing and repair industries to remove press-fit components such as bearings, gears, pulleys, bushings, sleeves, couplings and other similar parts.

Tips: How does a hydraulic puller work?

A hydraulic puller works by using hydraulic force to apply a pulling force to the component that needs to be removed. The hydraulic force is generated by a hydraulic pump that transmits pressure to a hydraulic cylinder, which exerts a force on a puller attachment that is connected to the component.

The puller attachment is designed to grip the component firmly and provide a secure connection. As the hydraulic force is applied, the puller attachment gradually pulls the component out of its fitting, allowing it to be removed.

The hydraulic force generated by the puller can be adjusted to match the requirements of the component being removed. This allows for precise and controlled force application, which reduces the risk of damage to the component or the surrounding equipment.

Hydraulic pullers are typically operated using a hydraulic pump, which can be manual or powered by electricity or compressed air. The choice of the pump depends on the application and the level of force required.