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Dismantling Tool for Roller Chains - Bosch Rexroth 8981020124

Bosch Rexroth ✓ Original product Brand new Made in United States

Dedicated dismantling tool for roller chains in Bosch Rexroth transfer systems. The threaded mandrel features a hexagonal fixture (size 19) for use with a standard wrench, and precision-milled grooves for exact chain-link positioning. Supplied fully assembled.

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€690.89
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Item BRR-8981020124
Manufacturer no. 8981020124
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Description

The 8981020124 dismantling tool is designed for removing roller chains in Bosch Rexroth assembly and transfer systems. Its threaded mandrel accepts a size-19 hexagonal wrench as a lever arm, providing controlled torque input during chain removal. Precision-milled grooves locate the chain links exactly, preventing slippage throughout the dismantling process.

  • Hexagonal fixture size 19 compatible with standard ring spanners and ratchets
  • Positioning grooves for secure, accurate chain-link engagement
  • Fully assembled and ready to use on delivery

Technical data

SpecificationValue
Article number8981020124
ApplicationRoller chain dismantling
Lever arm fixtureHexagonal size 19
Delivery conditionFully assembled
Weight2.27 kg
ManufacturerBosch Rexroth
Manufacturer Nr.8981020124
HS-Code82060000
GPSR manufacturer informationBosch Rexroth AG, Zum Eisengießer 1, DE-97816 Lohr am Main, www.boschrexroth.com
Condition of articleNew
Article authenticityOriginal product
Country of ManufactureUnited States
ESD versionTEC

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