CCLIFE 1320 14-Piece Bearing Puller Set, 30–70 mm Separators

What stands out

The two separator blades cover 30–50 mm and 50–70 mm, giving this CCLIFE set options for different component sizes. Its H-beam and pull-rod arrangement provides a pulling setup for removing bearings, gears, pulleys, bushes and inner bearing rings. The tools are stored in a system case, keeping the set together between workshop jobs.

Four 100 mm pull rods are provided for the smaller separator, with four 130 mm rods for the larger one. A 165 mm pull rod and two angled pull arms add further setup options. For vehicle repairs or general mechanical maintenance, this range of components helps adapt the extraction arrangement to the part being removed and the available working space.

What matters most

This is a separator-style puller set: the blades sit around the component, while the H-shaped crossbeam, screws and rods provide the pulling arrangement. That makes it a useful approach when the job calls for a bearing separator rather than relying only on a conventional jaw puller. The two blade ranges help match the tool to components within the stated sizes, while the different rod lengths support practical setup choices.

The set is intended for a range of mechanical tasks, including removing bearings, gears, pulleys and bushes, as well as inner bearing rings. It can also be used for parts such as vehicle transmissions and steering wheels where the component size and access suit the tool. Before starting, match the separator size to the component and allow for the space needed to position the blades and pulling parts. A practical workshop scenario is removing a bearing from a shaft: position the suitable separator around the bearing, then use the beam and rods to apply the pulling arrangement.

How to use it

Choose the 30–50 mm or 50–70 mm separator according to the component, then set up the corresponding pull rods and the H-beam arrangement. The supplied 100 mm and 130 mm rods are paired with the smaller and larger separator respectively, the 165 mm rod and angled pull arms provide additional parts for configuring the extraction setup. Keep the blades seated around the component and use the screws to maintain a firm grip during extraction. The system case provides a place to organise the components after the job.

Practical questions

What size components do the separator blades cover? The set includes blades for 30–50 mm and 50–70 mm components, so choose the range that matches the part being removed.

What pull rods are included? There are four 100 mm rods for the smaller separator, four 130 mm rods for the larger separator and one 165 mm pull rod. The set also includes two angled pull arms.

What kinds of parts is the set designed to remove? It is designed for bearings, gears, pulleys, bushes and inner bearing rings, with suitability depending on component size and access.

Should you buy it?

For workshop users who need a bearing separator set for varied mechanical removal jobs, the CCLIFE 1320 brings two blade ranges together with multiple rod lengths, an H-beam and angled pull arms. Its defined 30–70 mm separator coverage and organised case make it a practical set to keep ready for bearing, gear and pulley work where the component and working space suit the tool.