Portable single-acting hydraulic punches are ideal for punching smooth and accurate holes in a short period, making them remarkably faster and better than drilling. It features an automatic punch, returns, and reset operations, making it ideal for various materials such as angle steel, channel steel, H-shapes, and flat sheet(copper plate, aluminum, iron, and steel plate).
The product's quality is higher because of the excellent coherence between mechanized processing and products.
This machine is great for hydraulic punching, pneumatic feed, and other fast operations.
It has 10 tons hydraulic pressure and can perform many tasks. The press can accept all Mittler Punch & Flare and hydraulic punch drivers. These cheap punches allow you to punch holes in a fabricator's budget. Swag Offroad punts are also available...
Capable of continuously processing an indefinite number of holes and these processed holes are safe from burrs, which makes them unique and beautiful.
Hydraulic Benchpresses are a great way to accelerate your fabrication without fatigue. It's made from a robust 3/8" plate construction and is available in various ways. These dies work in an HFrame press and hydraulic punch driver. They can also be used with a 3/4 inch draw bolt or 7/16 drawbol to dimpling PortaFab, Scotchman’s entry-level ironworker. This unit can be carried in a 110 volt portable package and provides 45 tons of hydraulic power. This punch can be used for punching steel spring steel in mounting race. A hole can only be made within 9/16th of an inch of the web. The rotary style punch produces more power than the existing Edwards ironworkers and can also be used to punch additional hydraulic ports. It takes approximately 5 seconds to punch. It has a punching speed of 4.5 seconds and a jog down to align the punch. Choose from 115 or US voltage.
They can process an infinite number of holes at a time. These processed holes are free from burrs and make them beautiful and unique.
GSS Machinery provides hydraulic punches which are perfect for punching, forming and other tasks. We are the top distributor of highly efficient hydraulic punches. These punches are well-powered with the finest engines for precise, smooth punches within a short time.
It features 10 tons of hydraulic pressure to accomplish a variety of tasks. The press is ready to accept all Mittler Punch & Flare tools or can be in a hydraulic punch driver, these knock out punches are an economical way to punch holes for the fabricator on a budget. Swag Offroad punches also…
These holes can be processed indefinitely, and are protected from burrs. This makes them unique and beautiful.
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.
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...
Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. provides portable hydraulic punches with double-acting hydraulic action that can punch and revert in a fully mechanized manner. It also offers inching (manual mode), and automatic load recognition.
They are powered by hydraulic/air.
Hydraulic punches are used to create round, square, or oblong holes in metal. They are intended for use with mild steel, nonferrous metals, and some plastics (non-shattering). Hydraulic punches can be powered by hand pumps, air/hydraulic, gas, or electric pumps capable of producing up to 10,000 psi (700 bar).
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.
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.