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Punches

Stamping die punches — shoulder, straight, tapped and ball-lock types in SKD11 / SKH51, DAYTON-compatible, precision-ground, coated options for extended life, 3–7 day delivery.

Punches product

Why Punches

Stamping die punches — shoulder, straight, tapped and ball-lock types in SKD11 / SKH51, DAYTON-compatible, precision-ground, coated options for extended life, 3–7 day delivery.

  • Shoulder, straight, tapped and ball-lock punch types
  • SKD11 and SKH51 with TiN / CRN coating options
  • DAYTON-compatible mounting dimensions
  • Precision-ground cutting edges, ±0.002 mm
  • Standard and heavy-load series
  • MOQ 1 piece, 3–7 day delivery

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common Punch Failures and Fixes

ProblemLikely CauseSolution
Punch BreakageWrong clearance, side load, fatigueCheck clearance, use heavy-load series, coating
Slug PullingWorn edge, vacuum effectRegrind, slug ejector or grind relief
RotationLoose retention, unbalanced loadKey groove, dowel or ball-lock retention
Burr on PartsWorn cutting edge, clearance driftRegrind punch and die, verify clearance

Diagnose a punch problem in your die? Send us the details — we recommend the steel, coating and geometry fix.

FAQ

Questions Buyers Ask

What types of punches do you offer?

Shoulder, straight, tapped and ball-lock punches for stamping dies, in standard and heavy-load series.

What steel do you use?

SKD11 (high wear resistance) and SKH51 (high-speed steel for maximum wear life), with TiN and CRN coating options.

Are your punches DAYTON-compatible?

Yes — mounting dimensions follow DAYTON interchange standards for drop-in replacement.

What tolerances do you hold?

Cutting edges are precision-ground to ±0.002 mm.

Can you make custom punch shapes?

Yes — custom profiles, stepped blanks and special geometry machined to your drawing.

How do you extend punch life?

Proper steel selection, coating (TiN/CRN) and correct clearance with the die button. We recommend the combination for your material and thickness.