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The ENERPAC GPS24A is a hydraulic puller set rated for 24 tons of pulling force, designed for heavy-duty bearing, gear, and pulley removal in industrial maintenance and mechanical service applications. The set delivers a maximum spread of 18.89 inches and a reach of 12.6 inches, giving technicians the range needed to work on large shafts and assemblies. Configurable for both 2-jaw and 3-jaw setups, the GPS24A provides versatility across a wide range of puller tasks without switching to a separate tool. This 5-piece set is typically installed by millwrights, industrial mechanics, and maintenance technicians working on rotating equipment.
The GPS24A is suited for industrial and commercial maintenance environments where large-diameter components must be removed from shafts without damage to surrounding assemblies. Typical applications include bearing and gear extraction on motors, pumps, compressors, and similar rotating machinery. The 2-jaw and 3-jaw configurations allow the technician to adapt the tool to the geometry of the component being pulled, reducing setup time on varied equipment.
Designed as a hydraulic puller set suitable for bearing, gear, and pulley removal on industrial rotating equipment where up to 24 tons of extraction force and up to 18.89 inches of spread are required.
Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified millwright or industrial mechanic familiar with hydraulic tooling. De-energize and lock out all machinery before attaching the puller to any rotating assembly. Verify that jaw engagement is secure and centered on the component before applying hydraulic pressure. Follow all applicable workplace safety standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines when operating high-tonnage hydraulic tools.
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