Value Collection YC-9015 Bearing Separator 75mm to 4-1/8 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION YC-9015 is a 2-jaw bearing separator designed to pull bearings from shafts, housings, and assemblies without damaging surrounding components. It adjusts from a minimum spread of 75mm to a maximum spread of 4-1/8 inches (approximately 105mm), covering a wide range of bearing sizes in a single tool. The center bolt measures 5/8 inch in diameter and 6.5 inches in length, providing the reach and leverage needed for stubborn press-fit bearings. Mechanics, machinists, and maintenance technicians working on motors, pumps, and rotating equipment will find this separator useful for both installation and removal tasks.

This bearing separator is suited for general industrial maintenance, motor repair shops, HVAC equipment service, and pump rebuilding applications. It works with standard ball bearings, roller bearings, and similar press-fit components found in residential and commercial mechanical systems. The 2-jaw design allows the tool to grip behind a bearing flange or race and apply even pulling force through the center bolt when used with a standard gear or bearing puller setup.

Key Features

• Adjustable spread from 75mm minimum to 105mm (4-1/8 inches) maximum
• 2-jaw design for even load distribution during bearing removal
• Center bolt diameter of 5/8 inch for compatibility with standard puller sets
• Center bolt length of 6.5 inches provides clearance for deep or recessed bearing seats
• Compact and rugged construction suited for field and shop use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-style bearing separator tool compatible with standard 2-jaw puller setups; fits bearings with a spread range of 75mm to 4-1/8 inches and accepts a 5/8-inch center bolt.

Installation Notes

Bearing separator work should be performed by qualified mechanics or maintenance technicians familiar with press-fit component removal. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before beginning bearing removal. Seat the jaws fully and evenly behind the bearing race before applying tension to the center bolt to avoid slipping or damaging the shaft. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, as stored mechanical energy in press-fit assemblies can release suddenly.