Chassis - Screw - Sheet Metal Punch 32mm

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Stock: 264
Model: TCCP032
Weight: 0.27kg
Pack Dim: 90.00mm x 53.00mm x 53.00mm
UPC: 6009515815851

Price:

R 461.66

Ex VAT: R 401.44

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Tork Craft Chassis-Screw Sheet-Metal Punch — 32 mm (TCCP032)

Size: 32 mm diameter hole

This Tork Craft 32 mm sheet-metal punch is engineered for fast, clean hole cutting in sheet steel and chassis panels. The tool uses a punch and die mechanism to deliver precise holes — ideal when preparing metalwork for screws, rivets or mounting hardware. According to the manufacturer the tool is suitable for sheet metal up to approximately 1.625 mm thickness.

Extra Information

Start by drilling the correct size pilot hole and align the punch assembly before applying force — this ensures good hole quality and extends tool life.
After use, clean any metal swarf from the die and lightly oil surfaces to prevent corrosion and maintain smooth action.

Pro Tip

If you need to punch multiple holes of the same diameter, consider mounting the punch in a vise and using controlled draw-stud movement to maintain consistency and reduce user fatigue.

Features

32 mm diameter punch size — large enough for many chassis-screw or clearance applications.
Designed for sheet-metal up to ~1.625 mm thickness.
Hand-tool format — compact, handy for on-site panel work or workshop use.

Benefits

Speed and precision: Punching holes eliminates burrs and chatter compared to drilling; faster setup and cleaner finish.
Reduced preparation: With the correct pilot hole and tooling the finish is neater, improving assembly quality in sheet-metal work.
Durable workmanship: Built for repeated use in metalwork environments, ideal for fabrication or maintenance of panels and chassis.

Safety

Wear eye protection and gloves when punching — punch will eject a slug of metal and burrs may form.
Secure the workpiece firmly to avoid movement during punching — shifting can cause burrs or serious injury.
Ensure you drill a proper pilot hole prior to punching; insufficient pilot size can break or stress the punch assembly.