2 Arm Pullers

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A 2-arm universal puller is one of those workshop essentials that makes stubborn removals safer, quicker and far less stressful. Within the Bearing King product collections, 2 arm pullers are designed for controlled, non-destructive extraction of parts like bearings, gear wheels, washers and similar fitted components. Whether you’re working in a busy maintenance bay, a fabrication shop, or handling industrial repairs on-site, a well-built puller helps you remove tight, seized, or press-fitted parts without resorting to heat, hammering, or risky improvised methods. What is a 2-arm puller used for? A 2 arm puller (sometimes called a universal puller) is used to pull components off a shaft when the part is accessible from the outside. The two adjustable jaws (or hooks) grip behind the component, while a central forcing screw applies steady pressure to draw the part forward and off the shaft. This controlled force is exactly what you want when removing parts that you need to reuse, or when you want to avoid damaging the shaft, housing, or surrounding assemblies. Common jobs include: Removing bearings from shafts and hubs Pulling gear wheels, sprockets, and pulleys Extracting washers, sleeves, or collars Light-to-medium duty dismantling on motors, pumps, fans and drive systems If you’re specifically removing bearings, a 2 arm bearing puller is often the ideal choice where the bearing’s outer edge can be safely gripped by the hooks. For mechanical drive systems, a 2 arm gear puller is frequently used on gear wheels and similar toothed components, helping you avoid chipping gear teeth or bending shafts during removal. Why choose a 2-arm design? A two-jaw setup can be quicker to position than some alternatives and is especially handy when working with limited access. Many users prefer a 2-arm puller because it can be easier to align on the component, and it fits well around compact assemblies. When properly centred, the forcing screw applies a straight, consistent load, red