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Expert Ball Joint Separator Draper 63770 N150

Adjustable jaw opening 19-21mm, maximum opening capacity 50mm. Expert Quality, forged carbon steel body, plated finish with steel bolt. Draper 63770 N150 Expert Ball Joint Separator.

Product Specifications
Draper 63770 N150 Ball Joint Separator
Manufacturer Draper
Stock No. 63770
Part No. N150
Weight: kg 0.79kg
EAN Barcode: 5010559637706
GTIN Barcode: 05010559637706
Adjustable jaw opening 19-21mm
maximum opening capacity 50mm

Safety glasses and/or face shield should always be worn when working with this equipment to protect from flying debris such as particles of metal, rust, dirt and grime. Ordinary eye or sunglasses are NOT safety glasses. It is also highly recommended that your wear a dust mask, thickly padded gloves and safety shoes or boots for appropriate conditions to reduce the risk of personal injuries.

IMPORTANT: for detailed and concise instructions on the correct use of this tool, refer to the vehicle manufacturer’s service manual.

Always wear safety goggles.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Insert the jaws between the ball cup and the steering arm.
2. Tighten screw firmly with the correct size of wrench or socket. Tap centre screw with a soft faced hammer until the joint separates.

Company history
Draper Tools started out in 1919 when the founder, Bert Draper, sold government surplus and tools around the Kingston Upon Thames’ markets. This led to the purchase of the original warehouse, from which the Draper Tool Company Limited as we know it today was born, although at this time it was known as B. Draper & Son Limited and owned the trademark B.D.S.

Although Drapers sold its own brand as early as this time, it was also a quality Engineers Merchant and Tool Wholesaler, selling brands well known today, such as, Britool, King Dick, Elliott Lucas, etc. Bert Draper Passed away in 1963 and control of the Company passed to his son Norman. With the increased business and cramped conditions at Kingston, Norman purchased the freehold rights to the current premises in Chandler’s Ford, Hampshire at auction in 1963.

Norman pushed the business forward dramatically and developed the ’Draper’ brand as we know it today, by importing quality tools from all around the World. He also established ’exclusive’ relationships on a family to family basis, with such Companies as Elora and Knipex, which still exist today. Norman died in 1994 and the Company is now run by his son, John. His wife Joan, who passed away in 1999, produced, almost single-handedly, the Company’s first type-written catalogue in 1953. This level of family involvement would be rare in any other company of this size in the UK... But then Draper Tools is no ’other company!’

John took over the reins in 1992 with the task of taking the company into the new century. Draper Tools continues to thrive on a mixture of inward investment, active support for the independent stockist, striving for operational efficiency and all underpinned by the golden rule since 1919 - Guaranteed Quality.

The current premises in Chandler’s Ford have been added to considerably since its purchase and has now reached a size of 400,000 sq.ft. It is now probably the largest stock of tools in one place in the UK.

About Draper
The Draper purchasing team travel the world for new innovative products and to re-source existing lines for improved features and benefits. Skilled technicians inspect product for quality assurance at all stages before and after delivery to ensure compliance to international standards, making Draper a guaranteed quality brand you can trust.
Draper products win many independent accolades for quality and value, from well known consumer magazines such as Auto Express, Car Mechanics and Practical Woodworking to name but a few!