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Sealey Coil Spring Remover Compressor/Clamp - 3pc, Safety Hooks

Sealey Coil Spring Remover Compressor/Clamp - 3pc, Safety Hooks

Sealey AK384 Car Coil Spring Remover Compressor/Clamp 3pc With Safety Hooks. This coil spring comp...

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This guide is for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need to safely and efficiently remove and compress coil springs for vehicle suspension work. The Sealey AK384 offers a reliable solution, allowing for the safe compression of springs up to 1200kg. Note that this tool is designed for use on a specific range of spring sizes and types; always ensure compatibility before use.

All features

Model Part NumberAK384
BrandSealey

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the maximum load the Sealey AK384 can handle?

The Sealey AK384 can handle a maximum load of 1200kg.

What is the drive size for the Sealey AK384?

The drive size is 1/2"Sq.

What is the maximum jaw opening?

The maximum jaw opening is 235mm.

What materials is this coil spring compressor made from?

It is made from carbon steel.

Are safety glasses required?

Yes, always wear safety glasses when using this tool.

Can I use air tools with the Sealey AK384?

No, the Sealey AK384 is designed for manual operation only.

How should I store the coil spring compressor?

Store the compressor in a clean, dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.

Troubleshooting

Compressor jaws slip or don't grip the spring securely.

Ensure the jaws are correctly positioned on the spring coils and that the spring is within the specified size range. Check for any obstructions or damage to the jaws. Re-position the compressor and tighten the jaws firmly before compressing the spring.

Lead screws are difficult to turn.

Lubricate the lead screws with a suitable lubricant. Check for any damage or debris that may be causing friction. Ensure the jaws are aligned properly with the spring coils.

Safety hooks not engaging.

Verify that the safety hooks are in good condition and correctly positioned to engage the spring. Ensure the spring is compressed sufficiently to allow the hooks to secure.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable carbon steel construction for longevity.
  • Safety hooks to prevent accidental spring release, ensuring user safety.
  • Capable of handling a maximum load of 1200kg, suitable for various vehicles.
  • Designed for a wide range of spring sizes with a maximum jaw opening of 235mm.
  • The 1/2"Sq drive makes it compatible with various tools

Cons

  • Requires proper usage and understanding of spring compression.
  • May not be suitable for all types of coil springs. Check compatibility before use.
  • Requires sufficient clearance and access to the coil spring.
  • Not intended for use with air tools, manual operation only.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: Ensure you have the correct size and type of the Sealey AK384 for your vehicle's coil springs. Gather necessary tools, including a wrench or ratchet compatible with the 1/2"Sq drive. Position the compressor on the spring, ensuring the jaws securely grip the spring coils.
  2. Compatibility: This tool is designed to work with a range of coil springs. Verify compatibility by checking the maximum jaw opening (235mm) against your spring's dimensions. It is made for use with coil springs in cars and light commercial vehicles. Always verify the suitability of the tool for the specific spring before starting the job.
  3. Care: After each use, clean the compressor to remove dirt and debris. Inspect the lead screws, jaws, and safety hooks for wear or damage. Lubricate the lead screws periodically to ensure smooth operation. Store the compressor in a clean, dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.

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