At Forza, we offer a wide range of pullers designed for different applications and needs. Below we explain the main types and their most common uses.

External mechanical pullers

External mechanical pullers are the most commonly used tools for removing bearings, pulleys or gears mounted on shafts. They operate by applying pressure through a central screw while their jaws grip the outside of the part. They are versatile and available in two- or three-arm versions, adjustable according to the diameter of the component to be removed.

Internal mechanical pullers

When the part to be removed is located inside a housing, internal pullers are used. These models expand inside the bore of the part (such as a bearing or bushing) and allow it to be pulled out from the inside, ensuring precise removal without damaging the housing.

Hydraulic pullers

For jobs that require greater force or precision, hydraulic pullers are the best option. They incorporate a hydraulic system that multiplies the applied pressure, making it easier to remove large or tightly fitted components. They are ideal for industrial or automotive environments where large or heavily secured parts are handled.

Compact spindle pullers

Compact spindle pullers stand out for their robust and reduced design, ideal for hard-to-reach spaces. Their compact threaded mechanism allows high extraction force in a manageable format. They are highly valued in mechanical maintenance and industrial machinery.

Automotive pullers

In the automotive sector, pullers are essential tools. This category includes:

• Oil filter wrenches, which allow filters to be removed easily without damaging the filter body.
• Ball joint and suspension arm pullers, essential for repair operations on steering and suspension systems.
• Bearing and hub pullers, which facilitate the maintenance of axles and wheels.

Other specialized pullers

In addition, FORZA offers pullers designed for very specific tasks, such as:

• Sets for removing pins or bolts, useful in heavy or agricultural machinery.
• Key pullers, designed to safely remove these small fastening elements without damaging adjacent parts.

There is no single puller that is better than another; it depends on the extraction need.

It is true that we offer sets that cover a wide range of extraction applications.

Choosing the right puller depends on the type of part, its position and the force required to remove it.

When a perfect hole needs to be made in sheet metal, not just any drill bit will do. Sheet metal deforms, vibrates and can break if the correct tool is not used. This is where both mechanical and hydraulic punches come into play. The punch does not generate burrs in the hole, perforates cleanly and does not produce sparks.

They are used in many sectors such as electrical work, plumbing and metal carpentry.

This tool is used to remove screws or studs that have broken or become stuck inside a thread, a very common situation in maintenance and repair work. When a part breaks and remains embedded, the extractor allows it to be removed without damaging the original thread, avoiding the need to drill, weld or replace the entire part.

It is used in all sectors, especially in industrial maintenance, automotive, agricultural and installation work.

A clamping tool specially designed for use with drills and tapping machines. They are also very useful for small machining operations.