Facom High-Capacity Outside Puller - U.34
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The Facom U.34 high-capacity outside puller is designed for professional mechanics and industrial technicians who require a reliable tool for challenging extraction tasks on cylindrical parts. Its primary benefit is the 7-ton force capacity combined with a specialized grooved-leg design that ensures superior grip stability during heavy-duty operations. Users should note that with a minimum capacity of 40mm and a weight of 4.4kg, this tool is best suited for medium-to-large mechanical components rather than miniature or delicate electronics.
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| Model Part Number | U.34 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
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FAQs
What is the maximum pulling force of the Facom U.34?
The Facom U.34 has a maximum force capacity of 7 tons.
Can this puller be used on parts smaller than 40mm?
No, the tool is designed for a minimum capacity of 40mm. Using it on smaller parts may result in instability and poor grip.
How do I maintain the alignment while pulling?
Use the integrated adjustable longitudinal vial to confirm that the puller is centered and straight before applying significant pressure.
What materials is the U.34 built from?
It is constructed from high-quality dressed steel designed to withstand significant industrial stress.
Does this tool work on internal extractions?
No, the U.34 is specifically engineered as an outside puller for external cylindrical components.
What should I do if the screw becomes damaged?
If the threads or structural components show signs of damage, the tool should be retired from service to prevent accidents during high-force operations.
Troubleshooting
The puller legs slip off the component during operation.
Verify that the component diameter is within the 40-180mm range and ensure the leg grooves are seated flush against the surface.
The main screw is difficult to turn under load.
Clean the screw threads of any debris and apply fresh lubricant to reduce friction.
The part is not coming off despite maximum force.
Ensure the puller is perfectly aligned using the longitudinal vial; if it remains stuck, consider using a penetrating oil on the part before reapplying force.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High 7-ton force capacity for tough removals
- Grooved legs provide exceptional grip on cylindrical parts
- Sturdy steel construction ensures longevity
- Precise alignment via adjustable longitudinal vial
Cons
- Heavier build at 4.4kg may lead to fatigue during prolonged use
- Minimum 40mm capacity limits use on smaller components
- Requires manual adjustment for specific part diameters
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before starting, verify the component is within the 40-180mm diameter range. To set up, adjust the leg position to match the part diameter and ensure the main screw is fully retracted. Align the puller centrally over the axis of the component to prevent skewed force that could damage the shaft.
Care Instructions:
- Regularly inspect the threads on the main screw and apply high-quality machine grease to ensure smooth operation.
- Check the legs for signs of wear or deformation in the grooves.
- Store in a dry environment to prevent surface corrosion, despite the durable steel finish.