Facom Mechanical Lockable 2-Leg Sliding-Leg Puller - U.32T15-50

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The Facom U.32T15-50 is a professional-grade mechanical puller engineered for automotive technicians and industrial maintenance engineers who require a reliable solution for extracting press-fitted components like bearings, gears, and pulleys. Its primary benefit is the versatile sliding-leg design that supports both internal and external pulling tasks with a secure, lockable grip for maximum safety. The primary caveat is that it requires manual assembly and proper surface preparation to ensure the legs maintain a square, balanced pull under high torque.
| Model Part Number | U.32T15-50 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
Yes, the legs are reversible, allowing the tool to be configured for both internal and external gripping applications.
Use the built-in knurled locking button to secure each leg after positioning them at the desired diameter.
Yes, it is widely used in automotive repair for extracting press-fitted parts like timing gears, pulleys, and bearings.
Keep the center screw clean and lubricated, and store the device in a dry place to prevent rust.
The U.32T15-50 is constructed from high-grade alloy steel designed for industrial strength and durability.
Ensure the knurled locking button is fully engaged and the legs are positioned symmetrically to distribute load evenly.
Clean the screw threads of any debris and re-apply a high-quality grease to reduce friction.
Verify that the puller is centered perfectly over the shaft and that all legs are set to the exact same depth.
To set up the tool, ensure the pulling arms are fully retracted before positioning them around the component. Align the legs symmetrically and engage the knurled locking button until a firm click or resistance is felt. For maintenance, periodically clean the threads on the center screw and apply a light machine oil to ensure smooth operation. Store the puller in a dry, organized environment to prevent corrosion on the high-strength steel components. Regularly inspect the leg tips for signs of wear and replace them if the gripping surface becomes rounded or damaged.