SKF TMMP 10 jaw puller
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Mounting and maintenance tools
- Subcategory
- Mounting and maintenance tools
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Description
SKF TMMP 10 belongs to jaw puller, part of our Mounting and maintenance tools range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for TMMP 10 and any equivalents.
The SKF TMMP is a jaw-type mechanical puller built for taking off bearings, pulleys, gears and similar parts that sit on a shaft with an interference fit. A screw works against a set of jaws so the pulling force stays under control and the component comes away intact. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line within its range of mounting and maintenance tools.
Reading a TMMP code is straightforward once you know the pattern: the jaw count comes first, then the reach in millimeters. TMMP 2X65, for instance, is a two-jaw tool with 65 mm of reach, and TMMP 3X185 is a three-jaw tool at 185 mm. Variants inside the same family are flagged with suffixes like -2 or -6 and usually differ in working range or in how the arms are set up. Quoting goes faster when the full part number reaches us.
You will find these pullers in maintenance shops, production plants and rotating-equipment repair work, across automotive, metallurgical, food and process operations. They are the usual answer when a bearing, bushing, pulley or coupling has to come off a shaft without cutting, heating or otherwise destroying it.
Matching the tool to the job comes down to three measurements: the outside diameter of the part, how deep the jaws can grip, and the clearance around the assembly. A two-jaw puller reaches into tighter spots, while a three-jaw puller spreads the load more evenly and suits parts that must come off squarely. Keep the screw centered and build the force gradually to avoid distorting the part.
Grip dimensions and screw thread are what decide whether pullers from different makers can stand in for one another. Part numbers differ from brand to brand, but metric capacities make it possible to line up a functional equivalent. Share your measurements with MR Industrial Accessories and we will point you to the right replacement.
A quick check before each use pays off: jaws free of damage, screw turning smoothly, thread lubricated at intervals. To get a quote on the SKF TMMP puller your application calls for, send the part number over WhatsApp or email and we will get back to you.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I choose between a 2-jaw and a 3-jaw puller?
- A two-jaw puller is the better fit when space is tight or the part is elongated. A three-jaw puller spreads force more evenly, which suits circular parts that need to come off uniformly. Look at the access around the component and at what you are removing.
- What does the suffix in TMMP part numbers mean?
- Suffixes such as -2 or -6 mark variants inside the same series, generally tied to different opening ranges or arm configurations. Give us the complete part number so we can quote the correct version.
- Are SKF TMMP pullers compatible with other brands?
- What matters is the grip dimensions and the screw thread. If you have the measurements of your application, we can guide you toward a functional equivalent. Send us the data on the part you need to remove.