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IceToolz Press-fit Bearing 46mm Removal Tool
- In stock On the shelf in our own warehouse. Order before 2pm and it is despatched the same working day; bikes we build are built, safety-checked and despatched in 2-3 working days.
- In stock with our supplier Not on our shelves, but our supplier has it or it is already on its way to us. We bring it in as soon as you order, and the despatch estimate shown allows for that.
- Out of stock Neither we nor our supplier has it right now. Where a date is shown, more is on order and you can order now to secure one from that delivery.
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Attributes
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 46mm |
About IceToolz
Shop all IceToolzIceToolz bottom bracket extractor from 35 to 46mm
The IceToolz bottom bracket extractor is an easy tool to remove the bottom bracket bearing correctly, without damaging the frame. This bottom bracket extractor with IceToolz catalog number E293 is suitable for bearings up to 46mm. With this Cr-Mo steel bottom bracket you have something solid in your hands.
IceToolz bottom bracket extractor for removal from the frame without damage
This IceToolz bottom bracket extractor is suitable for bottom brackets with sizes 35 to 46 mm. The Cr-Mo steel extractor makes it very easy to remove the headset cups and some sizes of bottom bracket in the right way and it works as follows: The striking side of the bottom bracket extractor is inserted through the bearing so that the 4 spring parts on the other side of the bottom bracket extractor are driven together and get through the bearing until the bottom bracket extractor is inside the bracket. The four spring parts are now in the bracket and can be pressed back against the bearing. The spring parts of the bottom bracket extender now come against the outer shell of the bottom bracket. Now you can carefully tap the impact side of the bottom bracket extractor with a (rubber) hammer until the bearing is out of the frame. (NB: be careful with carbon frames if the bearings are glued.)
