How to remove a bearing using a bearing puller I Tameson

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In this video, Jochem shows how to remove a bearing from a shaft with a bearing puller. Visit our store to buy a bearing puller ► https://tameson.com/bearing-puller.ht... • ------------------------------------- • Timecode: • 00:00 - Intro • 00:07 - What it's used for • 00:11 - Bearing puller parts explained • 00:37 - Using a bearing puller • 01:18 - Information on bearing pullers • 01:24 - Outro • ------------------------------------- • Tameson is your online specialist for fluid control. On our website, you will find very clear information and tools to directly order the right product for your application. We have over 15,000 products in stock with new product types and variants added on a continual basis. Solenoid valves, ball valves, pneumatic cylinders, hoses, fittings, etc., we have it or can get it. Our engineering support team and global delivery options allow for new and existing customers (B2B B2C) to get the right product(s) at the right cost. • VISIT OUR WEBSITE: • USA, Canada rest of world ► https://tameson.com/?utm_source=Youtu... • United Kingdom ► https://tameson.co.uk/?utm_source=You... • Netherlands Belgium ► https://tameson.nl/?utm_source=Youtub... • Germany ► https://tameson.de/?utm_source=Youtub... • FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: • Twitter ► / supporttameson • Facebook ► / tamesonfluidcontrol • LinkedIn ► / tameson • TAMESON NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION • It is straight forward, no nonsense, and full of relevant information about the fluid control industry once a month. We have new product announcements, technical articles, special pricing, and much more that you'll have to subscribe to see! • English ► https://tameson.us16.list-manage.com/... • Dutch ► https://tameson.us16.list-manage.com/... • ------------------------------------------- • Hi, I'm Jochem, an engineer at Tameson, and today I'll explain how to use a bearing puller. A bearing puller is used to remove bearings, gears or pulleys from shafts. A typical bearing puller, also often called a pulley puller, has a screw shaft in the center and arms hooked around the back of the bearing. This design makes it relatively easy to remove even damaged, worn, or hard-to-remove bearings. The forces that occur when removing a bearing can become very large. Therefore it is wise to invest in a bearing puller that can withstand large forces. The application of force can be manual, hydraulic or pneumatic. • You use a bearing puller as follows: • ● First, Place the bearing puller • ● Second, Adjust the legs of the puller: The legs of the puller must fit tightly around the part to be removed. • ● Third, Insert the screw shaft: Turn the screw shaft clockwise until the screw shaft touches the bearing shaft. Make sure the center of the screw shaft is in the center of the shaft when adjusting the legs. • ● Fourth, Apply pressure to the screw shaft: use a wrench or a socket wrench to turn the screw shaft slowly and carefully, or use hydraulics or pneumatics to apply force • ● And finally, Remove the part: Turning the screw shaft will pull the part off the shaft • If you need help selecting the right bearing puller, check out the technical article on our website tameson.com. If you found this a useful video, please click the like button and subscribe for more videos. If you have any questions, please post them below the video, or contact me or anyone else at Tameson! • ------------------------------------------- • #tameson #bearingpuller

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