Hole Aligning Punches
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Hole aligning punches slide through holes in stacked parts or layers of material to align the holes for inserting a fastener. Also known as line-up punches, their long, slim body presses into each hole and shifts it into alignment with the other holes. They are commonly used to position sheet metal and assemble parts in automotive and manufacturing applications.
Standard Aligning Punches
Standard aligning punches line up holes in everyday applications where there's no need for a special environment or special application punch. They have a standard-length body with a striking end to tap the punch and a tapered end that slides into the holes.
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Standard Aligning Punch Sets
These sets include multiple punches in different tip sizes to align different hole sizes. Standard aligning punches line up holes in everyday applications where there's no need for a special environment or special application punch. They have a standard-length body with a striking end to tap the punch and a tapered end that slides into the holes.
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Non-Sparking Aligning Punches
Non-sparking aligning punches contain no ferrous metals, so they resist creating sparks. This reduces the risk of ignition when aligning holes in environments where combustible dust or flammable liquids, gas, or vapors are present.
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Non-Sparking Aligning Punch Sets
These sets include multiple non-sparking punches in different tip sizes to align different hole sizes. Non-sparking aligning punches contain no ferrous metals, so they resist creating sparks. This reduces the risk of ignition when aligning holes in environments where combustible dust or flammable liquids, gas, or vapors are present.
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Non-Sparking Double-Sided Aligning Punches
Non-sparking double-sided aligning punches contain no ferrous metals, so they resist creating sparks. This reduces the risk of ignition when aligning holes in environments where combustible dust or flammable liquids, gas, or vapors are present. These double-sided punches taper at each end to push through holes and align them or enlarge them. Also known as barrel drift pins, they are commonly used to line up bolt holes in flanges. They are positioned by hand and not struck into place.Â
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Double-Sided Aligning Punches
Double-sided aligning punches taper at each end to push through holes and align them or enlarge them. Also known as barrel drift pins, they are commonly used to line up bolt holes in flanges. They are positioned by hand and not struck into place.
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Non-Marring Aligning Punches
Non-marring aligning punches are made of soft metals that minimize damage to delicate parts and materials. Also known as drift pins, their blunt, rounded ends prevent scratches. They are sometimes used to enlarge holes.
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Extra-Long Aligning Punches
The extra-long body of these aligning punches extends their reach to access and align deep or recessed holes. Their striking end is slightly curved to minimize mushrooming.
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Bull Pins
Bull pins provide a wide striking head that minimizes mushrooming and a long tapered body that resists binding. The squared shoulder under their head allows for gripping with a wrench to free the pin if it gets wedged.
Tether Ready: No
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Tether Ready: Yes
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Marlin Spikes
Marlin spikes provide extra reach for deep or recessed holes and a full-length taper that's more gradual than extra-long aligning punches. Their slim, narrow tip is also used to splice rope and tie or untie knots. They are positioned by hand and not struck into place.
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Non-Marring Aligning Punch Sets
These sets include multiple non-marring punches in different tip sizes to align different hole sizes. Non-marring aligning punches are made of soft metals that minimize damage to delicate parts and materials. Also known as drift pins, their blunt, rounded ends prevent scratches. They are sometimes used to enlarge holes.
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