• Jaws: The two arms are designed to wrap around the gear or pulley. They typically have a curved or serrated edge to provide a secure grip.
• Center Screw/Adjustment Mechanism: This is the central part of the tool that pushes against the shaft or axle as the jaws pull on the component. It is often a threaded screw that can be turned to apply force.
• Crossbar: Provides stability and holds the jaws in place, often with an adjustable design to fit different sizes of gears or pulleys.

A mechanical tool used to remove gears, pulleys, and other components that are pressed onto shafts or axles. The 2-jaw refers to the tool's design, which features two arms or jaws that grip the component to be removed.

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