Skf Tmmp 2X65 2-jaw Puller 0.5 Ton

Product Description

The SKF TMMP 2X65 is a 2-jaw mechanical puller rated at 0.5 ton (1,000 pounds) load capacity, designed for the controlled removal of bearings, gears, and pulleys from shafts and housings. Built from steel, it features a 2.4-inch reach and a spread range of 0.6 inches to 2.6 inches, giving technicians the grip geometry needed to seat jaws accurately on a wide range of components. The design prioritizes fast, efficient, and smooth handling during teardown operations, reducing the risk of component damage compared to improvised removal methods. Maintenance technicians and millwrights reach for this tool when a press is unavailable or impractical in the field.

The TMMP 2X65 is suited for light-duty removal tasks in industrial, commercial, and fleet maintenance environments. Common applications include pulling small-to-medium bearings from motor shafts, removing drive gears during gearbox service, and extracting pulleys on belt-driven equipment. Its compact size makes it practical in confined spaces where larger hydraulic pullers cannot fit. Both trade professionals performing planned maintenance and technicians handling breakdown repairs will find it useful across a range of mechanical systems.

Key Features

• 0.5-ton (1,000-pound) rated load capacity for controlled component removal
• 2-jaw configuration with a reach of 2.4 inches
• Spread range of 0.6 inches to 2.6 inches accommodates varied component diameters
• Steel construction for durability under mechanical load
• Designed for fast, efficient, and smooth handling during bearing, gear, and pulley removal

Compatibility

Designed for use with bearings, gears, and pulleys within the spread and reach specifications of this tool. Confirm component diameter falls within the 0.6-inch to 2.6-inch spread range before use.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by maintenance technicians, millwrights, and mechanics performing mechanical disassembly. De-energize and lock out all power sources on the equipment before beginning any removal procedure. Ensure jaw feet are fully seated on the component being pulled before applying load to avoid jaw slip or component damage. Follow applicable safety and maintenance standards for the equipment being serviced.