EDWARDS Oversize Punch Assembly For 100 Ton Deluxe & 120 Ton Ironworkers - ED9-AC1026

EDWARDS Oversize Punch Assembly For 100 Ton Deluxe & 120 Ton Ironworkers - ED9-AC1026

The Oversize Punch Assembly accommodates punch & die sets in various shapes and sizes from 1" up to 1-9/16". Replaces Standard Punch Assembly or can be used as a secondary Punch Workstation.

Features

• Fits Edwards 100 Ton Deluxe and 120 Ton Ironworkers.
• Replaces Standard Punch Assembly or can be used as a secondary Punch Workstation.
• Requires Oversize Punch & Die sets (contact Edwards for pricing and availability).
• The Oversize Punch Assembly accommodates punch & die sets in various shapes and sizes from 1" up to 1-9/16".

What our Experts Think

• Designed for oversized punching on legacy ironworkers
  The EDWARDS Oversize Punch Assembly For 40 Ton Ironworkers (2013 & Older) – ED9‑AC1024‑S1 expands the capability of older 40 ton units by accommodating larger punch & die shapes from 1″ up to 1‑9/16″ — far beyond standard punch capacity.
• Versatile upgrade or secondary workstation
  It can replace the standard punch assembly or serve as a secondary punching station, giving shops flexibility to switch between standard and oversize operations without changing machines.
• Ideal for heavier, structural applications
  Supports larger holes and more complex shapes used in structural fabrication, architectural steelwork, and custom jobs where standard punches fall short.
• Rugged, precision‑made for heavy use
  Built to withstand frequent cycling and heavy shop conditions, ensuring lasting performance and reliable results in demanding fabrication environments.
• Direct retrofit for older Edwards models
  Specifically engineered to bolt onto 2013 and older Edwards 40 ton ironworkers, offering a cost‑effective capability boost without buying a new machine.
• Great foundation for larger tooling setups
  Works with a wide range of oversize punch & die sets (sold separately), letting you build out a comprehensive tooling suite for big‑hole punching.

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Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use: Remove metal shavings, dust, and oil to preserve sharp punch edges and maintain precise oversize holes.
• Inspect for Wear: Check punch and die for chips, cracks, or deformation; replace or sharpen as needed.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply light 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 tool damage.
• Use Within Rated Capacity: Operate only within the 100–120 ton range to prevent overstress or breakage.
• Secure Hardware: Tighten all bolts, clamps, and mounting components to maintain stability.
• Protect from Rust: Store in a dry environment and lightly oil steel surfaces when not in use.