Enerpac GPS14A Hydraulic Puller Set 14 Ton 2 Jaw

Product Description

The ENERPAC GPS14A is a 6-piece hydraulic puller set rated at 14 tons of pulling force, designed for heavy-duty bearing, gear, and hub removal in industrial and mechanical service applications. The set delivers a maximum spread of 13.78 inches and a reach of 12.6 inches, giving technicians the clearance needed to work on large-diameter assemblies without fabricating custom tooling. The 2-jaw configuration provides a secure grip on symmetrical flanged or stepped components. This set is used by millwrights, heavy equipment mechanics, and industrial maintenance technicians who need reliable hydraulic force for press-fit removal tasks.

The GPS14A is suited for industrial maintenance, manufacturing floor service, and heavy equipment repair environments where mechanical or manual pullers lack the force needed for stubborn interference-fit components. Typical applications include removing bearings from shafts, extracting gears from keyways, and pulling hubs or couplings on motors, pumps, and gearboxes. The 14-ton capacity makes it appropriate for mid- to large-frame rotating machinery. The complete 6-piece set ships as a package, providing the puller body, hydraulic cylinder, jaws, and associated hardware needed for most standard pulling jobs.

Key Features

• 14-ton hydraulic pulling capacity for heavy interference-fit removal
• Maximum spread of 13.78 inches accommodates large-diameter assemblies
• 12.6-inch reach provides clearance on deep or recessed components
• 2-jaw design delivers balanced clamping force on symmetrical workpieces
• 6-piece set includes all primary components for standard pulling operations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hydraulic puller set for industrial bearing, gear, and hub removal tasks on mid- to large-frame mechanical assemblies requiring up to 14 tons of pulling force.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation of hydraulic puller sets should be performed by qualified millwrights or mechanical technicians familiar with hydraulic tooling safety practices. Inspect all jaws, threads, and hydraulic connections for wear or damage before each use. Ensure the puller is centered and fully seated on the workpiece before applying hydraulic pressure, and never exceed the rated load capacity of the set. Follow applicable OSHA and facility safety guidelines for hydraulic hand tool operation.