Our range of portable, double-acting hydraulic punches has a 27mm diameter, a maximum thickness 13mm in steel and a maximum throat depth of 60mm.
The double acting, portable hydraulic punches can be used extensively in construction, the electricity industry, and other outdoor fields. The maximum punching thickness is approximately 16mm. It can also punch 24mm diameter and 110mm throat depth.
GSS Machinery has a vast selection of machines that can be used for your specific operations. We are able to sell our machines in different countries. Our reception is excellent. Your location doesn't really matter when it is time for delivery. Our clients are testament to the strength and endurance of our machines.
Properly built with great steel welded machine structure, temperature relief, rigidness, precision, and durability. Available in two options which are; manual and electric hydraulic pumps.
Our Porta Punch punch is fast and easy to punch 13/16" round holes from 3/8" mild steel. It has an MAXIMUM tensile force of 65,000psi.
This hydraulic punch range has been used in many industries, including utility pole cross arms, electric tower cross arms and elevator brackets.
GSS Machinery can custom-make your punching machine for your particular applications. Also, our accessories allow us to extend your capabilities such as punching in horizontal or vertical positions and punching with no hands. This enhances your punching quality.
We have invested millions of dollar in our own factory and test labs. Our tools will match up with the most respected professional brands. We can sell them for half the price as we remove the middleman. It's easy as pie!
Hydraulic Bench Press will speed up fabrication without arm fatigue. It is made with a rugged 3/8 inch plate construction and has variety of different ways. These dies can be used in an H-Frame press, hydraulic punch driver, and even with a 3/4 inch or 7/16 draw bolt for dimpling Porta-Fab machine is Scotchman's entry level Ironworker. With 45 tons of hydraulic power in a portable 110 volt package, this unit is extremely handy permit the proper alignment of punches and dies for punching thin sheet metal. This punch is also great for punching spring steel for mounting race for punching angle iron. A hole can be punched within 9/16 of an inch from the web. The rotary style punch generates more than enough power to punch the hydraulic accessory ports on your existing Edwards ironworkers or can be used as a stand-alone unit with the optional Porta Power. The punching time. It features a 4.5 second punching speed, jog down punch for easy alignment, and a power-retractable punch. Choose from 115 volt for a US…
These processed holes can handle an infinite amount of holes. They are also safe from burrs.
The portable double acting hydraulic punches we offer are widely used in the construction industry, electricity industry, and many other outdoor fields. It has a maximum thickness of 16mm, a maximum diameter of 24mm and a maximum throat depth in excess of 110mm.
This product is suitable for quick operations, such as hydraulic punching and pneumatic feeding.
Hydraulic punches that are double acting and portable can punch holes with precision and speed. It comes with automatic punches, returns, as well as reset operations. This makes it great for different materials such angle steel or channel steel, H shapes, and flat sheet (copper plate and aluminum, iron and steel plates).
Capable of processing a wide variety of holes with different specifications and shapes by simply adjusting the mold.
The combination of ease of hydraulic operation and precision-ground knockouts results in clean, quick holes. Pumps are available with either foot or hand pumps. 3-point punch/die sets that are precision-ground.
Punches are divided into two categories: hollow and solid. Hollow punches are used to create a hole by puncturing a surface such as sheet metal or leather. The "exit hole" near the working end of a hollow punch makes it easy to identify.
A punch press has two cooperating components: the punch, which is attached to the machine's reciprocating ram, and the die, which is clamped onto a bed or anvil with a flat surface perpendicular to the ram's path. When in use, the punch pushes against the workpiece held in the die.