Value Collection YC-9035 Bearing Separator 2-jaw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION YC-9035 is a two-jaw bearing separator designed to remove bearings, gears, and similar press-fit components from shafts without damaging surrounding parts. The tool spans a minimum spread of 150mm and a maximum spread of 200mm (approximately 7-7/8 inches), giving technicians coverage across a wide range of bearing outer diameters. The center bolt measures 1 inch in diameter and 13.78 inches in length, providing the reach and mechanical advantage needed for stubborn press-fit applications. At 22.03 pounds, this is a heavy-duty tool suited for production maintenance, fleet service, and industrial repair environments.

This bearing separator is intended for use on ring-type components including bearings, bushings, and similar pressed assemblies found in rotating machinery, drivetrain systems, motors, and pumps. It is well-suited for use in maintenance shops, assembly lines, and field service applications where a reliable, repeatable pulling surface is needed without a full bearing puller kit. Technicians working on HVAC blower assemblies, pump motors, and mechanical equipment will find the spread range practical for standard bearing sizes common in those systems.

Key Features

• Spread range of 150mm to 200mm (approximately 7-7/8 inches maximum) accommodates a wide variety of bearing sizes
• Two-jaw design provides secure, balanced contact on ring-type components
• Center bolt diameter of 1 inch and length of 13.78 inches delivers substantial mechanical reach
• Heavy construction at 22.03 pounds indicates robust material for high-load applications
• Designed specifically for bearing and ring removal to minimize component and shaft damage during service

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose bearing separator for ring-type bearings and press-fit components with an outer diameter range compatible with a 150mm to 200mm spread.

Installation Notes

Bearing separators are typically used by millwrights, maintenance technicians, and mechanical trade professionals. Before use, de-energize and lock out all power to the equipment per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Ensure the jaws are seated flat and squarely against the bearing race before applying load to the center bolt. Do not exceed the rated spread range or use impact tools on the center bolt threads, as this can damage the tool or cause uncontrolled release of stored mechanical energy.