Hydraulic punches can puncture metals in a variety of ways. They can be used on mild steel, nonferrous metals, as well as non-shattering materials.
Properly built with great steel welded machine structure, temperature relief, rigidness, precision, and durability. Available in two options which are; manual and electric hydraulic pumps.
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.
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.
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 wide coherence of mechanized processing workpiece/product is excellent, and the quality of the product is even safer.
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.
GSS Mchinery's line of portable hydraulic punches with double-acting hydraulic action is ideal for producing holes and slots quickly in various materials like beams, angle channels, plates, bar stock, and channel.
There are many industries that use hydraulic punches. They can save you time, reduce cycle times, make it easy to operate, produce high accuracy, and require less cleaning up.
They are powered by hydraulic/air.
The machine's range can punch special-shaped holes quickly, including round and oblong. This machine has an automatic backup switch, which can be used to stop the punch from being stopped at any given time. This single-acting hydraulic features a compact design that is powered by a hydraulic hydraulic pump, but also has manual and electrical hydraulic pump options. You can choose any one depending on your industry needs.
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.
This machine features a dual-action model that reduces cycle times, and its compact design allows minimized material handling, which produces highly effective holes compared with other processes.
Its punch, return and reset operations are entirely automatic. It comes with a smooth handle at the top, which is easy, convenient to hold, and gable by operators.
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.
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.
A hole punch, also known as a hole puncher or paper puncher, is an office tool used to create holes in sheets of paper, typically for the purpose of storing the sheets in a binder or folder.