SKF TMMS 380 mounting and maintenance tools
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Mounting and maintenance tools
- Subcategory
- Mounting and maintenance tools
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Description
SKF TMMS 380 belongs to mounting and maintenance tools, 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 TMMS 380 and any equivalents.
The SKF TMMS series is a hand-operated jaw puller built for extracting bearings, pulleys, gears and similar components that sit tight on a shaft. A central spindle works with the jaws to apply pulling force in a gradual, controlled manner, which helps protect both the part and the shaft. Maintenance shops, plant crews and repair services use it when they need to take components off without cutting, hammering or heating them.
The number that follows TMMS tells you the size class within the series. TMMS 50, TMMS 100, TMMS 160, TMMS 260 and TMMS 380 step up through the range. That figure is not a diameter or any direct measurement; it is an internal reference that helps you match the tool to the job. For a quote, give the complete part number so the correct model can be identified.
These pullers come into play when bearings, bushings, pulleys or gears are mounted with interference and need to come apart. You will find them in pump, electric motor, gearbox, conveyor and process machinery maintenance. Shops and plant maintenance departments use this type of tool to avoid impacts and excessive heat that could harm the components.
To pick the right puller, look at the outside diameter of the part being removed, how deep the jaws can grip, and the clearance around the assembly. Jaws should bear on a solid surface, never on seals or cages. Before fitting the tool, confirm the spindle turns freely and lubricate the thread. Pull gradually and keep the puller lined up with the shaft so nothing bends.
TMMS pullers can stand in for equivalent tools from other makers when reach, jaw opening and tip style line up. Part numbers are not universally interchangeable because each manufacturer has its own naming system. When sourcing a replacement, compare the functional dimensions and ask a specialist. MR supplies this brand and can assist with selection.
If you already know the puller part number, send it by WhatsApp or email and a quote will follow. If you are unsure which model fits, describe the part you need to extract and the assembly measurements, and the team will help you choose the right TMMS size.
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
- What does the number in TMMS 50, TMMS 100 and similar models indicate?
- It is a size reference within the TMMS series, not an exact measurement. Higher numbers denote larger capacity. Base your choice on the diameter of the part to be extracted and the space available. Contact us with your application details.
- Can one puller handle bearings of any size?
- No, each TMMS model has its own working range. Very large bearings or tight spaces may call for a different tool. Send us the measurements and we will point you to the right model.
- How should I maintain the puller?
- Lubricate the spindle thread with grease or oil regularly, wipe the jaws after use and store the tool in a dry place. Avoid impacts and overloads that could bend the jaws or damage the thread. Simple care extends its service life.