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Our range of this machine can swiftly punch various special-shaped holes like round and oblong holes. It also features a backup switch that stops the punch immediately at any time. This single-acting hydraulic has a compact design powered by a hydraulic pump but has manual and electric hydraulic pump options( you can select any one based on your industry needs).

A well-designed puncher that can precisely punch holes and not shift, with sturdy upper and bottom molds. Use it for L-shaped, channel, H-shaped, and other metal plates. It is widely utilized in different electrical and construction industries.

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Hydraulic punches may be controlled by either hand pumps or hydraulic, gas, and electrical control pumps. They can be formulated to 10,000 PSI. Hydraulic punches are used in operations that involve handheld twist drills, or mag drills.

Our range of portable double-acting hydraulic punches boasts a 27mm diameter capacity, a maximum thickness of 13mm in steel, and a 60mm maximum throat depth.

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Hydraulic punches can typically be controlled using hand pumps, hydraulic or gas control pumps, which can be formulated up 10,000 psi. Hydraulic punches may be used to perform operations that require mag drills or handheld twist drills.

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...

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Our expansive product offerings include everything from cylinders, valves, and jacks, to pumps, lifts, and lubrication equipment.

This machine's powerful motor generates an equivalent output force of a hole reaching 31T. It is made with durable metals. The machine's exterior surface is coated to prevent rust and increase strength and durability. The hydraulic pump makes it easy to punch holes.

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The excellent coherence among mechanized workpiece/products is impressive, and the product's safety is enhanced.

The product's quality is higher because of the excellent coherence between mechanized processing and products.

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GSS Machinery can modify your punching machines according to your requirements. You also have the option of additional accessories, such as horizontal/vertical punching or punching without using your hands. These accessories will improve your punching performance.

The entire punch, return, reset and reset operations of the device are completely automated. It has a smooth handle at its top that operators can hold easily.

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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.

This puncher is well-designed and has strong upper and lower molds. It can punch precise holes without shifting. It is ideal for channel steel, L-shaped steel, H-shaped and other metal plates. It is used extensively in various electricity and construction industries.

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.

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.

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.