Our portable double-acting hydraulic punches have a diameter of 27mm, a maximum thickness in steel of 13mm, and a throat depth of 60mm.
A few maintenance tips: Clean the punch and die regularly. While they don't require lubrication or cleaning, it can increase their durability. Only use Enerpac Oil in punches and pumps. Match the punch and die according to your needs at all times. Make sure you have larger openings for operations. You should immediately change any dies or punches that are cracked, chipped, worn out, or damaged. When processing materials, ensure you use the correct lifting force.
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.
They can process an infinite number of holes at a time. These processed holes are free from burrs and make them beautiful and unique.
This machine uses a dual-action model to reduce cycle times. Additionally, its compact design permits minimal material handling. This results in high-quality holes, compared to other processes.
Numerous industries use hydraulic punches. They can save time, provide excellent cycle times and are easy to use.
GSS Machinery can customize your punching machine to fit your specific applications. We also offer additional accessories like punching in vertical or horizontal positions, punching without hands, and other options that will enhance your punching ability.
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...
The Porta-Punch Package contains the 35 Ton C Frame, Electric/Hydraulic pump, 10' or 20f Hose, and four sets stock punches and dies. You can choose from 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2" and 17/32", 9/16", 11/16", 3/4", 25/32", or 13/16" punch sizes.
The product's quality is higher because of the excellent coherence between mechanized processing and products.
These processed holes can handle an infinite amount of holes. They are also safe from burrs.
Hydraulic punches are designed to puncture metallic materials with square, round or oblong openings. They are made to be used with mild steel, nonferrous and non-shattering metals.
The vast majority of industries use hydraulic punches. They save time and offer great cycle times.
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.
Remove a piece of aluminum foil. To sharpen the blades of a three-hole punch, make sure the foil is long enough to cover all three holes. Pull off enough to sharpen all of the punches at once for one-hole and decorative punches.
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.
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.