Slide Hammer Adapter
Pickup available at Keco UK
Usually ready in 24 hours
This heavy-duty apparatus generates a tight, consistent, and strong joint between the Slide Hammer and KECO’s Centipede Adaptors. Using a series of easy -to- adjust locking mechanisms, the technician now has the ability to secure any KECO adaptor to the Slide Hammer. The tightly locked system allows for the full transfer of pulling energy without additional handling.
To gain this advantage in speed and power, insert the flange nut into the slot of the Slide Hammer. Tighten the locking block until proper contact is made. Slip the T-Nut on the opposite end into the Centipede Adaptor (sold separately) and tighten the round thumb nut until a strong joint is made.
To remove, simply loosen the thumb nut until the Centipede Adapter can be removed.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Orders received by 2 pm typically ship
on the same day.
Returns
Standard Policy: Return any new, unused item within 30 days for a refund of the purchase price.
KECO System Return Policy: Return a Keco brand collision system within 90 days for a
refund of the purchase price. If you aren’t making money with your kit,
just ship it back—no questions asked.
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Keco UK
Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hoursUnit 5, A1 Parkway
Southgate Way
Peterborough PE2 6YG
United Kingdom+441733902512
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This is a great accessory to use the Keco adaptors to pull the larger centipede tabs with a slide hammer. Very useful for lager damage in stubborn areas that need “shocking” out
Huge time saver with this adapter for slide hammer. Ive been in the business almost 50 years and would say the keco system is one of the top 3 game changers as far as quality repair/time saver. As well as making the job easier. Thanks Keco for making quality tools that work!
This item is the real deal, easy to use, now I can pull the dents of my cars with our destroying the paint
I do a lot of whole and to be able to pull high damage with a slide hammer quick is essential worth every penny
Haven’t used it a lot yet. Seems to be well made. Looking forward to putting it to the test
