facom_u53j1

FACOM U.53J1 puller set with manure puller 60 mm and pull rod

Recommended Retail Price €807.59
578.40 tax incl.
€478.02 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 16/10/2026
set

Controlled extraction with the Facom puller set

  • Efficient bearing separation: The separator grips tightly fitted parts from 5 to 60 mm without causing mechanical damage.
  • Extended pulling reach: The heavy-duty beam delivers a 40 to 110 mm spread with a maximum reach of 180 mm.
  • Organized for every job: You keep all threaded tips and adaptors sorted inside the dedicated plastic storage case.

With the Facom U.53J1 puller set, you remove seized bearings and mechanical components with total control and zero damage, even in tight spaces where standard pullers cannot reach. The U.53T1 separator slides behind flush-mounted parts with a diameter of 5 to 60 mm. Combined with the U.53K1 beam puller, offering a 40 to 110 mm spread and a maximum reach of 180 mm, you apply powerful, steady pulling force. Four pairs of U.53E threaded tips in M4, M5, M6, and M8 plus two U.53H1 adaptors make adapting to different jobs effortless. Everything stays organized and protected in the BP.112 plastic case with PL.296A tray.

Scope of delivery

  • 1 slurry puller U.53T1 = capacity: Ø 5 to 60 mm.
  • 1 drawbar U.53K1 = capacity: Ø 40 to 110 mm.
  • Max. reach: 180 mm.
  • 4 pairs of threaded pins U.53E: M4 - M5 - M6 - M8.
  • 2 connecting pieces U.53H1.
  • Supplied in plastic box BP.112 with inlay PL.296A.

Product description

  • Set of manure puller 60 mm and pull rod
Key features according to our expert
  • Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Specifications / All features
Supplier warranty
FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Packaging
Suitcase
Span (mm)/maximum value
60
Number of pulley pullers
1
Span (mm)/minimum value
5
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