Value Collection YC-9005 Bearing Separator 2-jaw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION YC-9005 is a 2-jaw bearing separator designed to remove bearings, gears, and retaining rings from shafts without damaging the surrounding components. It spans a minimum spread of 50mm up to a maximum spread of 75mm (approximately 2-61/64 inches), making it suitable for a range of bearing sizes encountered in mechanical and industrial service work. The center bolt measures 0.5 inches in diameter and 5.31 inches in length, providing the clamping force needed to back bearings off pressed fits. Mechanics, millwrights, and trade technicians working on motors, pumps, and rotating equipment will find this tool appropriate for repetitive bearing service tasks.

This bearing separator is suited for use in maintenance and repair applications where bearings or rings must be separated from shafts or housings without a full puller set. Typical applications include electric motor rebuilding, pump shaft service, conveyor maintenance, and general mechanical repair in commercial or industrial settings. The 2-jaw configuration accommodates bearings within its spread range and allows the tool to seat behind the bearing race for a controlled pull.

Key Features

• Minimum spread of 50mm for smaller bearing applications
• Maximum spread of 75mm (2-61/64 inches) to cover a range of bearing sizes
• 2-jaw design seats firmly behind bearing races and retaining rings
• Center bolt diameter of 0.5 inches and length of 5.31 inches for adequate reach and clamping force
• Compact tool format suited for motor and pump shaft bearing removal

Compatibility

Designed for use with bearings and retaining rings falling within a 50mm to 75mm spread range. Suitable as a general-purpose bearing separator for motors, pumps, and rotating shaft assemblies that fall within the tool's specified jaw spread capacity.

Installation Notes

Bearing separators are typically used by mechanics, millwrights, and HVAC or pump service technicians during equipment overhaul. Always de-energize and lock out the equipment before beginning bearing removal. Seat the jaws squarely behind the bearing race before applying force through the center bolt to avoid jaw slippage or race damage. Do not exceed the tool's maximum spread capacity or use it on bearing sizes outside the specified range.