What tools are needed for the major overhaul of the K87-15KW-9.96 gear reducer?

When overhauling the K87-15KW-9.96 gearbox, various tools are required, as follows:

Tools:

Dismantling tool: Puller is used to dismantle pulleys, gears, bearings, etc; The bearing press can assist in disassembling and installing bearings; Copper bars are used for tapping, disassembling, or installing components to avoid damaging them; Top wire or pry bar can be used to separate end caps.

Measuring tool: A micrometer is used to measure the clearance between the bearing and the shaft installation joint, as well as the radial runout of the gear; The dial gauge can measure the size of the inner hole of the assembled bearing inside the housing; Vernier calipers can measure the outer diameter, inner diameter, and other dimensions of some components.

Tightening tool: A torque wrench is used to tighten bolts to the specified torque, ensuring the reliability of the connection and preventing bolts from being too tight or too loose.

General tools: such as combination wrenches, hex wrenches, screwdrivers, adjustable wrenches, pipe clamps, etc., used for disassembling and installing various bolts, nuts, etc. of reducers.

Auxiliary tools: cranes or chain hoists combined with steel wire ropes are used to lift heavier components such as gearbox covers; Pad wood is used to support and fix the reducer, making it easy to disassemble and install; Sandpaper and file are used to polish burrs, rust, etc. on the surface of components; The batch ash knife can be used to clean the old sealant on the joint surface of the box body, etc; Lighting fixtures are used to provide good illumination during maintenance, making it easy to view the internal structure and component conditions.