Eaton Fuse Puller 13/32 in 0.81 in

Eaton Series FP Fuse Puller, 13/32 to 13/16 in Fuse size Range, Fuse Puller Type - FP-2

This is a heavy-duty fuse puller designed to facilitate the safe removal of fuses ranging from 13/32 to 13/16 inches in size. This Fuse Puller is an efficient electrical fuse puller specifically crafted for ease of use in various professional environments. With a compact design measuring 7.25 inches in length, 2.8 inches in width, and a slim profile of 0.5 inches in height, this tool allows for precision and accessibility.

Features & Benefits

• Accommodates fuses sized from 13/32 up to 13/16 inches
• Lightweight construction ensures easy handling during use
• Designed to assist in safe fuse removal without damage
• Compatible with multiple fuse sizes within specified range

Applications

• Used for handling fuses in electrical panels
• Ideal for maintenance in various automation and mechanical settings
• Utilised in electronics for efficient fuse replacement and servicing
• An essential tool for professionals in the electrical industry

How does the design of this tool enhance safety during fuse removal?

The tool's ergonomic design allows for a secure grip, reducing the risk of slips while removing fuses. Its structure ensures that users can apply the right amount of force without the risk of damaging the fuse or surrounding components.

What materials are used in the construction of this fuse removal tool?

The fuse puller features a robust build that prioritises durability, making it suitable for frequent use in industrial conditions. The materials selected provide both strength and flexibility, essential for effective operation.

Can this tool be used in confined spaces?

Yes, the slim profile and compact design make it well-suited for accessing fuses in tight locations, allowing professionals to work efficiently without compromising their position.

What should be considered when selecting a fuse removal tool?

The size range capability is critical, ensuring compatibility with the fuses being serviced. Tools should also offer an ergonomic grip for user comfort and safety during electrical tasks.

Notes

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann