GSS Machinery offers hydraulic punches that are superior for punching and forming sheet metal. GSS Machinery is the largest distributor of hydraulic punches. These punches are powered by the most powerful engines to produce precise, smooth punches in a very short time. They are also more efficient than regular drilling.
Hydraulic Bench Presses will accelerate fabrication and reduce arm fatigue. It features a tough 3/8 inch plate structure and can be used in a variety different ways. These dies can also be used in an H frame press, hydraulic punch drive, or even with a 3/4" or 7/16 draw bolt to dimpling PortaFab machine. This is Scotchman’s entry level ironworker. This portable 110 volt unit has 45 tons hydraulic power. It is very handy for aligning punches and dies when punching thin sheetmetal. This punch is great for punching spring metal for mounting race to punch angle iron. The hole can be punched in a distance of 9/16 inch from the web. The rotary punch is powerful enough to punch the hydraulic accessory port on an Edwards ironworker. The punching speed. It comes with a 4.5 second punching pace, jog-down punch for easy alignment, as well as a power-retractable punch. For a US...
GSS Machinery portable hydraulic punches are perfect for producing holes and slots in beams, angles, channel, plates, and bar stock. This steel hole punch is designed with a Double Action design. The reduced cycle times, combined with the high portability of the machine, allow for faster material handling, resulting in highly efficient hole production.
The portable single-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.
At GSS Machinery, we can tailor your punching machines to suit your distinct applications/to exhaust extended capabilities through our alternative accessories such as punching in horizontal/vertical positions and punching without hands, enhancing your punching quality.
Aside from their compact design, hydraulic punches offer great versatility coupled with a stunning throat depth, and they can impeccably adapt to various punch and die designs.
Equivalently, this machine’s powerful motor produces an output force of a hole that reaches 31T and is designed with durable metals. Its outer surface is painted to avoid/minimize rust, boast strength and durability. The hydraulic pump allows easy punch of holes.
Typically, hydraulic punches can be controlled by hand pumps, hydraulic, gas, or electrical control pumps which can be formulated to 10,000 psi. Hydraulic punches are made for operations that require handheld twist drills or mag drills.
Our range portable double-acting hydraulic punches has a 27mm diameter and a maximum steel thickness of 13mm. It also has a 60mm throat depth.
This portable hydraulic punch pressing from Cleveland Steel Tool measures just 31 pounds. It is easy to use and punches within seconds. Dual-action technology ensures smooth linear operation. These punches punch and strip in a 90° arc movement unlike other similar tools. The upper rotary punch is powerful enough to punch through 1/2 inch plates of mild steel. The throat allows for punching...
GSS Mchinery's portable, double-acting hydraulic punches are ideal for fast production of holes and slots in various materials like beam flanges and angle channels, plates and bar stock.
This machine is equipped with a dual action model, which reduces cycle times. The compact design also makes it possible to minimize material handling. This allows for more efficient holes than other processes.
Hydraulic punches are modeled to puncture metals with round, square or oblong holes. They are specifically designed to operate on mild steel, non-ferrous metals, and non-shattering plastics.
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.
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.