Brake Caliper Tool for Mechanics

The Effective Ratcheting Device, with a longest distance for expansion plates of 2.76 inches, evenly distributes the force, ensuring that continuous squeezing does not fatigue your hands. The ratchet features a small positive and negative regulation switch, allowing you to easily convert between expanding and retracting the spreading plates.

Crafted from alloy steel, the brake caliper compression automotive tool is highly durable, resisting deformation and corrosion. The stainless steel lever, with its extended handle and double riveting, enables effortless transitions between spreading and retracting, making the tool user-friendly and labor-saving.

Boasting an ergonomic design, the brake caliper press tool comes equipped with a cushioned grip handle, providing a comfortable and easy-to-hold experience during use. This versatile tool is compatible with a wide range of brake systems, including single piston, dual piston, and quad piston, as well as single and twin piston floating calipers.

Maintaining exceptional quality, the brake caliper compression tool is constructed from high-quality carbon steel, ensuring high hardness and resistance to deformation. The handle is made of non-slip rubber, offering a secure and comfortable grip.

The 360-degree ratcheting design of the brake piston compressor tool allows for easy piston placement from any direction, while the continuous compression feature prevents hand fatigue, saving both time and effort.

This brake caliper tool is suitable for disc brakes with twin and quad pistons fixed calipers or single and twin pistons floating calipers, but not for drum brakes. It is primarily used for pressing automotive disc brake caliper pistons back into the bore when replacing brake pads, with two push plates that can apply force evenly.

Adjusting the distance between the two steel plates is a straightforward process, achieved by swinging the handle. The positive and negative regulation is easily controlled by flipping the reversing switch in the ratchet. Both spreading plates require initial pressure to start the ratchet, so it is recommended to squeeze them for the first few swings until the suitable size is reached to insert into the calipers, then proceed with the remaining swings.

The caliper piston compressor tool comes equipped with two brake caliper hooks, allowing you to conveniently hang the caliper, brake hoses, and other parts during brake repair, facilitating easy inspection of other car components.

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