Internal Bearing Pullers

Internal Pullers for Industrial Applications

Internal pullers are used to remove components from within recesses or blind holes and are used when the outside of a component isn't accessible by using an external bearing puller. It works by gripping onto a component within a bearing's inner raceway using a combination of collets and an expanding sleeve to remove the usually damaged or worn objects. At Aire Bearings, we offer a range of internal bearing pullers that are perfect for industrial applications.

For more information on our range of stock, get in touch with the team at Aire Bearings now! We can provide you with all the information you need and help you find exactly what you're looking for!

What Type of Puller Do I Need?

There are a wide range of bearing pullers available. When choosing separators, pullers are designed for dislodging objects that are stuck and can be used for both industrial applications, or for something as simple as removing a stuck bearing on your bike. Unlike other solutions, pullers don't require pulleys, gears, or a sliding hammer to utilise, instead all the force is built into this handy tool. The types of pullers we stock at Aire Bearings include:

Internal Pullers:

Inner bearing pullers tend to have a narrower point that is used to hold onto small components like bearings that are stuck or require separation inside a housing. By gripping the interior of a bearing, you can remove them, they can be used for damage-free extraction. These puller types are essential to deal with scenarios where small bearings are housed in equipment or machinery and provide an effective way to extract components without damaging shafts or equipment.

Exterior Pullers:

Similar to internal bearing pullers, an exterior puller does the same job but operates by gripping the outside of a component. External pullers have adjustable legs for precise application and use force when pulling to separate components. Typically, an exterior puller will grip an outside part of the machine or tool - usually the shaft - and separate bearings and components from within. For more information on the types of bearing pullers available, get in touch with Aire Bearings now!

Minimise Damage With an Internal Bearing Puller

You may be wondering just how effective an internal bearing puller is when it comes to extracting components like bearings, and whether or not there is risk of damage from the tool. While there are occasionally cases where damaging parts is sadly unavoidable, when you use an internal puller correctly you significantly reduce the risk of damaging expensive equipment. Following the proper techniques and steps for an extraction is essential to minimise this risk.

Attachments & Accessories for Bearing Pullers

To optimise your bearing pullers, there are a range of attachments and accessories to enhance the overall functionality of the tools, these include:

Gripping Claws: Catering to different bearing sizes and configurations, claws can be used on bearing and gear pullers to firmly grasp a component.

Sliding Hammers: A slide hammer is typically used alongside bearing pullers to offer additional force for especially stubborn bearings.

Hydraulic Components: If manual force isn't enough, you can attach a hydraulic component to generate additional force.

Designed to complement bearing pullers and streamline extractions in industrial settings, any accessory you choose to attach to your internal bearing puller will allow you to adapt to different extraction techniques and leave you better equipped to handle complicated scenarios.

Contact Aire Bearings for more information!

To find out more about our internal bearing pullers, or any of our other stock - including circlip pliers, chain breakers, and adhesives and sealants, get in touch with the expert team at Aire Bearings today! Our experts are here to help, so don't hesitate to reach out to us!