Southwire Introduces the MAX PUNCH XD Knockout Tool

January 20, 2017

Southwire Tools & Equipment, an industry leader in professional contractor equipment, announces the introduction of the MAX PUNCH XD Knockout Tool, a heavy duty, drill-operated knockout tool.

“The Max Punch XD Knockout Tool is designedfor safety and convenience,” says Tanner Hansen, product specialist. “By allowing you to use your own drill, you don’t have to keep track of an extra charger or battery pack. The tool’s design also helps eliminate the potential safety issues associated with hydraulic pumps and hoses. So, you can set up your punch and go.”

The MAX PUNCH XD Knockout

Tool is used with an 18V cordless drill to deliver a quick, accurate knockout. A benefit of this design is the tool’s ability to deliver consistent results without the typical mess of a hydraulic platform. Its precision gear train delivers fast knockouts up to four inches in 10-gauge stainless steel, all while using Southwire’s three point dies for clean, smooth cuts.

Providing a field-serviceable tool, the Max Punch XD Knockout Tool features a two-piece draw stud and replaceable chuck adapter, virtually eliminating the need to send the tool in for repair. The d

esign of this heavy duty knockout tool allows the consumer to use most industry standard knockout dies, providing financial savings.

Find out more: www.southwire.com.

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