Maintenance professionals working manufacturing, oil and gas, auto repair, aerospace, mining and other industrial sectors will have pullers as indispensable tools when servicing rotating equipment.
Pullers are used to remove parts such as gears, bearings, pulleys, and other components from shafts, axles, and other machinery parts without damaging the equipment.
When considering a tool set purchase, it's natural to glance at the price tag and the number of pieces included. However, if you use tools to make a living, evaluating a set's true worth requires a deeper analysis.
Wrenches stand out as indispensable items within the toolkit. From adjustable wrenches to socket wrenches, each variant boasts distinct features and applications. Let's delve into the primary distinctions to aid you in selecting the optimal tool for your needs.
Today’s tools are built to withstand levels of stress well above that of years ago, and as auto technicians, we rely on it. A far cry from the hammer and anvil, today’s world of manufacturing is a fascinating subject, twisting together the evolution of science and technology into a dynamic process.
Wrenches are one of our most used tools, and they can take some serious abuse, so I thought it a perfect time to take a first-hand look at how they are made.
