► Trax | Bearing Pullers

Controlled Bearing & Gear Removal Without Shaft Damage or Rework Forcing a bearing out with the wrong setup is how shafts get scored, housings get damaged & jobs turn into rebuilds. Trax bearing pullers are built to remove components clean using controlled mechanical or hydraulic force, not impact or guesswork....

Controlled Bearing & Gear Removal Without Shaft Damage or Rework

Forcing a bearing out with the wrong setup is how shafts get scored, housings get damaged & jobs turn into rebuilds. Trax bearing pullers are built to remove components clean using controlled mechanical or hydraulic force, not impact or guesswork.

Designed for bearing puller kit use, gear removal & shaft extraction, these tools apply even pressure across components to prevent distortion. Whether it’s tight internal bearings or larger industrial assemblies, they deliver stable pulling force across every stage of removal.

Workshops typically pair these with Bearing Separators for low-clearance extraction, while higher load jobs rely on Hydraulic Pullers for heavy duty removal & Gear Pullers for mechanical extraction work. Supporting tools like Socket Sets, Spanners, Impact Wrenches & Workshop Tools complete the setup for efficient disassembly.

This is the gear used when components need to come out clean, not be forced out.

What’s in This Collection:

► Mechanical bearing pullers
‣ Controlled extraction for general workshop & field use

► Hydraulic bearing pullers
‣ High-force removal for seized or heavy-duty components

► Two-jaw pullers
‣ Access tight spaces where clearance is limited

► Three-jaw pullers
‣ Even load distribution for stable, balanced removal

► Internal bearing pullers
‣ Removes bearings from inside housings & enclosed assemblies

► Bearing separator kits
‣ Allows extraction where standard jaws can’t grip

► Complete bearing puller kits
‣ Multi-size setups for different shaft & bearing sizes

Running the right combination of pullers & separators ensures you can handle any removal job without damaging critical components.

Trade Applications for Trax Bearing Pullers

Automotive bearing removal
‣ Extracts wheel bearings & components without shaft damage

Industrial machinery maintenance
‣ Removes bearings from shafts & housings safely

Gear & pulley removal
‣ Controlled extraction without misalignment

Construction equipment servicing
‣ Handles high-load component removal in field conditions

Fabrication workshop maintenance
‣ Keeps rotating equipment running without damage

Mechanical repair & rebuild work
‣ Ensures clean disassembly for accurate reassembly

These are the jobs where controlled force prevents costly failures later.

Where Controlled Force Prevents Costly Damage

Across Australian worksites, bearing removal is where damage happens if the wrong tools are used. Impact methods lead to shaft wear, housing distortion & costly downtime. Trax bearing pullers are used across construction, manufacturing, logistics & industrial maintenance where precision removal matters.

Maintenance teams rely on them to service machinery without damaging components. Mechanics use them for automotive repair where tolerances are tight. Engineering workshops depend on them for controlled disassembly during rebuild work.

Combined with Bearing Separators for tight clearance removal, Hydraulic Pullers for high-force extraction & Gear Pullers for mechanical servicing, they form a complete system for safe component removal. With Same day dispatch & support from Warranty & parts Support, supply stays reliable across urgent repairs & ongoing workshop work.

► Trade-grade pullers built for controlled extraction
► Trusted by Australian workshops & maintenance crews
► Bulk supply options for ongoing servicing work
► Fast delivery nationwide to keep operations running

Remove Components Clean Without Damage

Damage during removal costs more than the tool itself. The right puller setup protects shafts, housings & components while keeping the job moving.

Trax bearing pullers give you controlled force, proper alignment & repeatable results across every job.

Set it up right once & avoid fixing mistakes later.

Frequently Asked Questions

A complete bearing puller kit with multiple sizes & configurations provides the most flexibility for workshop applications.

Use a properly sized puller that applies even pressure across the component instead of impact force.

Hydraulic pullers are used for seized or heavy-duty bearings requiring higher force.

It allows removal of bearings where standard puller jaws cannot grip behind the component.

Yes, they are designed for removing gears, pulleys & press-fit components.

Select a puller that matches the diameter & depth of the component being removed.

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