Mechanical Puller Body

Mechanical puller bodies are tools used for removing or extracting objects such as gears, bearings, or pulleys from shafts or other components. They are part of the supply class Hand Tools, which refers to tools that are operated by hand rather than being powered by electricity or other external sources.

In the supply group Hand Tools, mechanical puller bodies fall under the category of Nonedged, Nonpowered tools. This means that they do not have a cutting edge or blade, and they do not require any external power source to operate. Instead, they rely on mechanical force and leverage to perform their intended function.

Mechanical puller bodies typically consist of a sturdy metal frame or body with various arms, jaws, or hooks that can be adjusted or positioned to grip the object being pulled. They often have a threaded center bolt or screw mechanism that, when turned, applies force to the object, allowing it to be pulled or extracted from its position.

These tools are commonly used in automotive repair, machinery maintenance, and other applications where the removal of tightly fitted or stuck components is required. They are designed to provide a secure and controlled grip on the object being pulled, minimizing the risk of damage to the component or surrounding parts.

When using a mechanical puller body, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines to ensure safe and effective operation. Proper use of these tools can help save time and effort in various mechanical and industrial tasks.