Hydraulic Punch Hole

Hydraulic Cable Punch Machine

The puncher has a well-designed design, strong upper and low molds, and can accurately punch holes without shifting. This puncher is suitable for various metal plates, including channel steel, "L"-shaped steel and H-shaped. It is widely used across different industries, including construction and electricity.

This product is suitable for quick operations, such as hydraulic punching and pneumatic feeding.

Hydraulic punches can be compacted and have an amazing throat depth.

Hydraulic punches are typically controlled by hand pumps, hydraulic, gas or electrical control pumps. The hydraulic punches can also be formulated up to 10,000 psi. Hydraulic punches can be used for operations that require hand twist drills and mag drills.

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Our portable single-acting hydraulic punches are vastly used in the electricity industry, construction, and various outdoor fieldwork. It allows a maximum punching thickness of about 16mm, a maximum punching diameter of 24mm, and a maximum throat depth of 110mm.

Our 35-Ton portable hydraulic punching unit weighs just 31 pounds, is easy to use and punches in seconds. The dual-action stripper holds the material being punched and then strips the material from the punch so you're ready for the next hole in seconds. It is ideal for punching bus bars, tower iron, railing, I-beams and truck frames with a maximum tensile strength of 65,000 psi. Mount to your work bench or take it to the job site. Oblong, square, hex and rectangular tools are available in 24 hours.

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What material are punches made from

What material are punches made from

The 35-Ton hydraulic punching machine weighs 31 pounds and punches quickly. The dual-action remover holds the material and strips it so that you can punch the next hole in just seconds. It is suitable for punching railings, I-beams, tower iron, truck frames and truck frames. The maximum tensile strength is 65,000 Psi. Mount it to your work bench, or bring it to your job site. In less than 24 hours, rectangular, square or hex tools can be ordered.

The mold can be adjusted to accommodate a wide range of holes and different shapes.

Why is it called a drift punch

Well-designed puncher can punch holes precisely without shifting, thanks to its sturdy upper/lower molds. Perfect for L-shaped steels, channel steels, H shaped steels, and many other metal plates. It is widely used throughout the construction and electricity industries.

Hydraulic punches are designed to puncture steel with holes that are either square, rectangular or oblong. They can operate on mild steel, other non-ferrous metals, or non-shattering substances.

Hydraulic Panel Punch
Hydraulic Panel Punch

GSS Machinery can make your punching machines fit your needs. Additionally, we offer additional accessories that allow you to punch in vertical and horizontal positions as well as punching with your hands. This will increase your punching power.

Many industries use hydraulic punches. They are time-saving, have excellent cycle times, can be used in a variety of industries, and are simple to use.

Power

GSS Machinery Portable Hydraulic Punches provide a quick and efficient way to produce holes and slots in beams, angle, channels, plates, and bar stock. This steel hole punch has a Double Action design which reduces cycle times. It is also portable and easy to use, which results in high-efficiency hole production.

For punching holes of any shape, such as squares, rectangles, squares, and H types e.t.c.

Frequently Asked Questions

A knockout punch, also known as a chassis punch, panel punch, Greenlee punch, or Q-max in metalworking, is a hand tool used to punch a hole through sheet metal. It is a simple tool made up of a punch, die, and screw.

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.

CNC punching

These machines are typically outfitted with a linear die carrier (tool carrier) and quick change tools. Today, the method is used in situations where laser applications are inefficient or technically impractical. CNC stands for Computer Numerically Controlled.