Hydraulic Lugs Punch Machine

Hydraulic Hole Punch Dies

They can process an infinite number of holes at a time. These processed holes are free from burrs and make them beautiful and unique.

Hydraulic Benchpresses can be used to speed up the fabrication process without causing arm fatigue. It has a 3/8 inch thick plate construction that can be used in many different ways. These dies can be used with an HFrame press, hydraulic punch driver, and even with a 3/4'' or 7/16'' draw bolt for dimpling PortaFab machines, Scotchman’s entrylevel ironworker. This unit, which packs 45 tons in hydraulic power in a small 110 volt box, is extremely useful for aligning punches. This punch is ideal for punching spring steel to mount race for punching angle Iron. A hole can easily be punched from 9/16 inches away from the web. You can use the optional Porta Power or the rotary style punch to punch the hydraulic accessory holes on Edwards ironworkers. The punching times are approximately 4.5 seconds. It boasts a fast punching speed of 4.5 seconds, a jogdown punch for easy alignment and a power - retractable punch. Choose between 115 volt and a US...

This machine is great for hydraulic punching, pneumatic feed, and other fast operations.

This 14 piece hydraulic punch kit makes it quick and easy to punch holes in 11 gauge mild steel, 16 gauge stainless steel. The compact design makes it easy to take the hydraulic punch with you to any job site. Faster, easier and more precise than manual punches.

Why are hydraulics so powerful

This portable hydraulic punching unit, which weighs in at just 31 pounds, punches in a matter of seconds and is lightweight at only 31 pounds. The dual-action stripper holds and removes material as you punch. It can punch bus bars, tower iron and railings with a maximum tensile force of 65,000 psi. Mount it on your bench or transport it to the jobsite. In 24 hours, rectangular, square and hex tools will be available.

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.

Why are hydraulics so powerful
How To Use Hydraulic Knockout Punch

How To Use Hydraulic Knockout Punch

You can punch any type of hole such as square or round, rectangular, H-type e.t.c in square, rectangular and tube, flat or angle steel.

Hydraulic punches have great versatility, a beautiful throat depth, and can adapt easily to many punch and die types.

How does a punch press work
How does a punch press work

Hydraulic punches that can be used in portable double-acting configurations are able to process a variety of shapes, including oblong and regular punches.

Compact design, powered by a hydraulic pump, making it easy to drill holes. It allows the maximum output of 49 tons, maximum pressure of 10,000 psi, and weighs 63 lbs. It comes with optional accessories: hose cord assembly, spanner, sub handle assembly, toolbox, 22mm push and die, 4mm Allen wrench, lockout assembly, and spring balancer.

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Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. has a wide range of single-acting, portable hydraulic punches that are well-constructed with high quality materials. This makes them ideal for various industries.

It is compact and powered by a hydraulic pump. This makes it easy to drill holes. The maximum output is 49 tons and the maximum pressure is 10,000 psi. It weighs in at 63 lbs. Optional accessories include a hose cord assembly with spanner, sub-handle assembly, toolbox and 22mm push and den, a 4mm Allen wrench, lockout and balancing assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

A punch is a tool used to make an indent or a hole in a hard surface. They are typically made of a hard metal rod with a narrow tip on one end and a broad flat "butt" on the other.

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 hole punch, also known as a hole puncher or paper puncher, is an office tool used to create holes in sheets of paper, typically for the purpose of storing the sheets in a binder or folder.