Amature Bearing Pullar Vice

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Power Source Manual
Tool Type Puller Vice
Application Holding and Pulling Amature Bearings for servicing and repairs
Noise Level Silent Operation
Product Type Amature Bearing Pullar Vice
Material High-grade Cast Iron
Computerized No
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Amature Bearing Pullar Vice Product Specifications

Product Type Amature Bearing Pullar Vice
Automatic Grade Manual
Tool Type Puller Vice
Computerized No
Power Source Manual
Material High-grade Cast Iron
Dimension (L*W*H) Approx. 200mm x 120mm x 110mm
Weight (kg) Approximately 4-6 kg
Noise Level Silent Operation
Capacity 75 mm jaw opening
Control System Hand Operated
Feature Rigid Construction, Corrosion Resistant, Precision Machined Jaws
Application Holding and Pulling Amature Bearings for servicing and repairs
Color Blue / Black
Drive Type Manual

Corrosion Protection Yes
Package Quantity 4 pcs in a pack
Jaw Opening Up to 75 mm
Usage Removes and fits bearings without damaging
Suitable For Motor and Electrical Repair Shops, Workshops, Garages
Jaw Width 75 mm
Price 1890 INR (approx.)
Surface Finish Powder Coated
Model APEX CODE 595
Handle Type Chrome Plated Turning Handle
Mounting Type Bench Mountable

Product Description

Reserve the formidable Amature Bearing Pullar Vice, Model: APEX CODE 595, for your workshop's unmatchable needs. With a 75 mm jaw width and precision-machined jaws, this tool ensures outstanding performance for removing and fitting bearings without causing damage. Crafted from high-grade cast iron with a corrosion-resistant, powder-coated finish, it offers long-lasting durability. The chrome-plated handle and manual drive assure effortless handling. This limited-time offer features a scarce four-piece pack at approximately 1890 INR. Secure this rigid, bench-mountable vice for results that set a new standard.

Exceptional Features and Durability

The Amature Bearing Pullar Vice stands out with its outstanding rigid cast iron construction, formidable corrosion resistance, and precision-machined jaws. Designed for consistent use, it is ideally suited for holding and pulling amature bearings during servicing and repairs. The manual operation and chrome-plated turning handle provide smooth, reliable control. Its powder-coated surface finish not only enhances longevity but also retains an unmatchable appearance-making it indispensable for motor repair shops, electrical workshops, and garages.

Ready Stock Packaging and Fair Sample Policy

Shipped goods are packaged in secure quantities of four pieces per pack, ensuring rate efficiency for every order. With stock ready to dispatch, orders arrive swiftly and safely. Samples are available upon request, presenting an excellent opportunity to assess the quality before purchase. The sample policy is transparent and trader-friendly, making it easier to evaluate whether the product meets specific application needs in various Indian repair shops and garages.

FAQ's of Amature Bearing Pullar Vice:

Q: How does the Amature Bearing Pullar Vice ensure bearings are removed without damage?

A: The precision-machined jaws and rigid construction provide a secure hold and controlled grip, allowing for bearings to be removed or fitted without causing surface damage.

Q: What materials are used in making the APEX CODE 595 Pullar Vice?

A: The vice is crafted from high-grade cast iron and features a powder-coated finish for enhanced corrosion resistance and durability.

Q: When is it advisable to use this bearing pullar vice?

A: It is best used during servicing or repairs of electric motors and automotive assemblies, where precise and safe removal or fitting of amature bearings is required.

Q: Where can this tool be mounted for optimal performance?

A: This pullar vice is bench mountable, allowing stable and versatile use in workshops, motor repair shops, and garages.

Q: What are the benefits of choosing a manually operated vice for bearing tasks?

A: Manual operation grants the user complete control over the pressure applied, reducing the risk of bearing or component damage and ensuring silent, precise work.