Unior Shock Bushing Extractor Set
Unior Shock Bushing Extractor Set is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Unior Shock Bushing Extractor Set
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Unior Hand tools are in compliance with the European and global quality standards. Unior is striving to assure the high quality of hand tools also as a fully authorized CEO (European Tools Committee) member.
Unior was among the first manufacturers of hand tools in Europe to receive ISO 9001 quality certificate. In 1994, the company received ISO 9001 quality certificate for the development, production and marketing of hand tools, sheet metal housing for hand tools and mechanical processing of forging parts.
Unior tools are in compliance with DIN standard. Since 1991, the tools for working at high voltage also proudly hold VDE certificate, issued by VDE Institute- "Pruf und Zertifizierungsinstitut" from Offenbach in Germany.
Shock Bushing Extractor Set
Tool is used for removing old bushings from the rear shock.
With use of this tool and a vice, removal of the bushing is incredibly easy.
Tool supports bushings removal with diameter 12 mm and diameter 12,7 mm
1)Assembled tool together with the shock is put into the vice. Bushing is now pressed out of the shock with use of the vice. Bushing is pushed into the bigger part of tool, from where it can be easily removed.
2)New bushing is set parallely next to the opening on the shock and put together in the vice. With use of the vice, bushing is pressed into the shock.
