Greenlee Next Generation Knockout Tools

EIN Greenlees knockout 400

Sept 30, 2020

Punch up to 10-gauge mild steel or 12-gauge stainless steel. Also punches aluminum, brass, copper, fiberglass and plastics.

Slug-Buster® punch profile splits slugs for easy slug removal.

Knurled edge on punches for better grip.

New die design optimized for widest range of materials and drivers.

Taller die–no spacers required.

Laser marking for quick part identification.

Die alignment markings for improved punching accuracy.

Easy threading – draw studs with ”dog-point” tip helps eliminate cross threading. Hex key access for easy removal from tool.

No sleeves required.

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