Three jaws puller total

A three-jaw pulling tool is ideal when centered, uniform pulling is required on round parts. It helps keep the load balanced and reduces the risk of slipping compared with two-jaw designs. For tasks needing a quick, solid grip on evenly shaped components, a 3-jaw option provides consistent engagement. In this collection you’ll find both three-jaw and two-jaw variants from different brands, so match the jaw count to your job’s centering needs and required reach.

Key features include the number of jaws and their reach, size of the pulling area, and the material quality. Chrome-vanadium steel bodies or CRV components offer strength, while a metallic or ductile cast-iron body enhances durability under load. A larger jaw spread allows handling bigger parts, and 2-jaw versus 3-jaw designs change how centering is achieved. These attributes directly influence grip reliability and the ease of removal for gears, pulleys, or sleeves.

Dent pullers with suction cups are designed for pulling dents on flat metal surfaces and are useful for quick cosmetic fixes. Gear pullers, by contrast, are intended for extracting gears, pulleys, or hubs where a centered grip and steady force are needed. In this lineup you’ll find both: suction-based dent pullers for cosmetic body work and classic jaw pullers for mechanical disassembly, each serving distinct repair scenarios.

The range includes several sizes and capabilities: a compact 2-jaw gear puller around 3 inches, a larger 2-jaw option at 6 inches, and an 8-inch 3-jaw puller. Dent-removal tools advertise up to 75 kilograms of suction capability with multiple cups for distributing force. Choosing the right size depends on the diameter of the part and the space available for access; larger diameters require wider jaw spreads.

Always inspect jaws for wear and alignment before use, then center the puller on the part to ensure even pressure. Use the correct size for the job and screw threads smoothly to engage without sudden jerks. For dent removers, apply even suction across cups and avoid prying motions that could crack surfaces. Wear eye protection and work on a stable surface to minimize accidents and ensure a clean, controlled pull.

Yes, this set features brands like Wokin and TOLSEN, alongside generic options. Wokin gear pullers emphasize three- and two-jaw configurations for varied applications, while TOLSEN offers heavy-duty variants and dent-removal tools with multiple suction cups. Each brand brings different jaw designs and materials, so choose based on your typical parts, whether you need precision centering or the strongest possible grip for stubborn components.