EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For Elite 110 Ironworkers - ED9-AC1055-5

EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For Elite 110 Ironworkers - ED9-AC1055-5

The 241 Hole Punch Assembly accommodates punch & die sets in various shapes and sizes from 1" up to 4". Punch large holes and slots in anything from sheet metal to steel plate.

Features

• Punch large holes and slots in anything from heavy sheet metal to steel beams.
• Replaces the installed Hole Punch Assembly on the Elite Ironworkers.
• Requires 241 Punch & Die sets (contact Edwards for pricing and availability).
• 241 punch assembly accommodates punch and die sets in various shapes and sizes from 1" up to 4".

What our Experts Think

• Powerful, large‑capacity punch assembly
  The EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For Elite 110 Ironworkers is engineered to handle 1″–4″ punch & die sets, letting you create large holes and slots in heavy sheet, plate, or structural steel — far beyond what standard punch stations can manage.
• Boosts ironworker versatility
  Designed as a direct replacement for the standard Elite 110 punch assembly, it significantly expands your machine’s utility for demanding fabrication tasks.
• Industrial‑grade durability
  Built with rugged, precision‑machined components to withstand frequent use in busy shops, ensuring consistent performance and longer service life.
• Efficient workflow for heavy jobs
  Smooth material flow and broad punch/die accommodation reduce setup time and allow quicker transition between large‑hole punching jobs.
• Perfect for structural and plate work
  Ideal for fabricators who regularly work with thicker materials and large profiles, delivering clean, accurate results with less effort.

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Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use: Remove metal shavings, dust, and oil to maintain sharp punch edges and accurate holes.
• Inspect for Wear: Check punch and die for chips, cracks, or dullness; replace or sharpen as needed.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply light machine oil to guides and moving components to reduce friction and prevent corrosion.
• Verify Alignment: Ensure punch and die are properly seated in the ironworker to avoid uneven wear or damage.
• Operate Within Capacity: Use only within the 110-ton rating to prevent overloading or breakage.
• Tighten Mounting Hardware: Secure bolts and clamps to maintain stability and consistent punching.
• Prevent Rust: Store in a dry environment and apply light anti-corrosion oil on steel surfaces.