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The bearing cylinder width is roughly 11mm or 7/16" inch. I was actually thinking about a cylinder tool with a compress spring and pushing a button or lever will snap a punch down as a striking tool.

Unfortunately, my boss does not like us doing modification to tools or equipment.

I can provide image as my job not allow to take photos The wider part of the bearing goes on bottom of the aluminum plate and is held by M6 cap socket on the top of the aluminum plate. Thanks for all the advices so far, no power tool allow near sensitive equipment.

Hi Everyone, I am new to the forum and seeking some advice. I am a mechanic working with equipment that frequently need to remove rust or seize up bearing. My situation is that I usually use a pin punch and hammer to knock it out, but there is only about 10 inches for both the pin and hammer...