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Mounting and maintenance tools SKF TMMS 380
- Manufacturer Part Number
- TMMS 380
- Brand
- SKFOfficial brand
- Category
- Mounting and maintenance tools
- Subcategory
- Mounting and maintenance tools
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Description
SKF TMMS 380 is a mounting and maintenance tools reference, within Mounting and maintenance tools. Request a quote for TMMS 380 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The SKF mechanical puller of the TMMS series is a jaw-type tool designed to remove bearings, pulleys, gears and other components fitted onto shafts. Its central spindle and jaw mechanism allows extraction force to be applied in a controlled way, reducing the risk of damaging the part or the shaft. It is a hand-operated tool, suitable for maintenance workshops, industrial plants and repair services that need to remove components without resorting to destructive methods.
The TMMS series designation is completed by a number that indicates the size or capacity of the puller. For example, models TMMS 50, TMMS 100, TMMS 160, TMMS 260 and TMMS 380 cover an increasing range of applications. That number is not a diameter or a direct measurement, but an internal reference that allows selecting the right puller according to the size of the part to be extracted. When requesting a quote, it is advisable to indicate the full part number to receive the correct model.
These pullers are used when disassembling assemblies where there are bearings, bushings, pulleys or gears mounted with interference. They are common in the maintenance of pumps, electric motors, gearboxes, conveyor belts and process machinery. In Argentina, repair workshops and maintenance departments of industrial plants rely on this type of tool to avoid impacts and excessive heating that could damage the components.
To choose the puller, take into account the outer diameter of the part to be extracted, the grip depth of the jaws and the available space around it. The jaws must rest firmly on a resistant surface, not on seals or cages. Before mounting, check that the spindle turns freely and lubricate the thread. During extraction, apply force gradually and keep the puller aligned with the shaft to avoid deformation.
SKF pullers of the TMMS series can be interchanged with equivalent tools from other brands, as long as the reach, jaw opening and tip type match. There is no universal equivalence between part numbers: each manufacturer uses its own nomenclature. Therefore, when looking for a replacement, compare the functional dimensions and consult a specialist. MR Accesorios Industriales carries this brand and can guide you in the selection.
If you already have the part number of the puller you need, send it via WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales and we will send you the quote. If you are not sure which one works for you, tell us what part you want to extract and the measurements of the assembly, and we will help you choose the right TMMS model.
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Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm dimensions, sealing, and internal clearance against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the number in the models TMMS 50, TMMS 100, etc. mean?
- The number is a size reference within the TMMS series. It does not indicate an exact measurement, but differentiates increasing capacities. To choose, you must consider the diameter of the part to be extracted and the working space. Consult us with the data of your application.
- Does it work to extract bearings of any size?
- Each TMMS model has a working range. There is no universal puller. If the bearing is very large or is in a tight space, it may require another type of tool. Send us the measurements and we will recommend the right model.
- How do I keep the puller in good condition?
- Periodically lubricate the spindle thread with grease or oil, clean the jaws after each use and store it in a dry place. Avoid impacts and overloads that could deform the jaws or damage the thread. Basic maintenance extends its service life.