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SKF TMMP 10 heavy-duty bearing puller 100-223mm 207mm 100kN

1,379.20 tax incl.
€1,139.83 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 29/05/2026
each

  • Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 29/05/2026
  • Free shipping
  • Delivery by DHL
  • Delivered from Belgium

Scope of delivery

  • 1x Puller TMMP 10
  • 1x Printed instructions for use

Product description

The SKF Heavy Duty Jaw Puller TMMP 10 is a mechanical three arm puller that is designed for dismounting bearings. The puller is characterised by its unique pantograph arm system that gives eXceptional grip and helps to counteract misalignment during dismounting operations. The puller is designed for easy, fast and safe dismounting jobs of bearings and similar components with interference fit on the shaft.

  • Fast, efficient and smooth handling
  • Unique pantograph system gives eXceptional grip and helps counteract misalignment during operation
  • The three arm TMMP 10 jaw puller has a maXimum withdrawl force of up to 100 kN (11.2 US ton)
  • Blackened, high quality steel for corrosion resistance
  • Optional arms available for different arm lenths
Key features according to our expert
  • Max. width: 223 mm
  • Number of hooks: 3
  • Hydraulical: No
  • Max. height: 207 mm
Specifications / All features
  • Brand: SKF
  • EAN: 7316577311337
  • Supplier number: SKF TMMP 10
Max. width
223 mm
Number of hooks
3
Hydraulical
No
Max. height
207 mm
Coating
Chemical blackened
Effective arm length
207
Dismounting force generation
Spindle
Claw length
26
Width of grip external
100-223
Claw width
10
Number of arms
3
Color code
Black
Material
Alloy engineering steels, hardened and tempered
Volume
1x Puller TMMP 10;1x Printed instructions for use
Claw height
20
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