Stamp and Die Set for Sheet Metal Punching GEKO G81232 — hand tool set for cutting/forming sheet metal

GEKO G81232 is a stamp and die set designed for manual sheet metal punching and forming. The kit supplies matched punch and die components intended for use in hand-operated presses or bench-mounted setups. It is intended to produce clean holes, accurate shapes and trimmed edges in sheet metal for workshop, repair and maintenance tasks where controlled mechanical punching is required.

Advantages

The matched punch and die components ensure consistent hole quality and repeatability when used with a compatible manual press. Hardened contact surfaces provide wear resistance during repeated punching operations. The compact hand tool format and straightforward assembly make it suitable for small shops and on-site maintenance work, allowing efficient sheet metal processing without the need for large industrial equipment.

Suitable for

• Cutting and piercing holes in thin to medium gauge sheet metal
• Forming edges and trimming excess material in repair or fabrication tasks
• Workshop and maintenance operations requiring precise, repeatable punches
• Use with manual or bench-mounted presses and compatible tooling fixtures

Key specifications

• Set type: matched punch (stamp) and die components for sheet metal
• Intended use: manual punching and forming in hand-operated or bench setups
• Material characteristics: hardened working surfaces for wear resistance
• Compatibility: designed for bench presses or compatible manual tooling fixtures
• Typical applications: cutting, piercing, forming and trimming of metal sheets

How to use

Install the die into the press bed and secure according to the press manufacturer’s instructions. Position the sheet metal over the die opening, align the punch above the desired punch location, and operate the press to drive the punch through the sheet into the die. After each operation, inspect the punched edge and remove any small burrs. Replace or recondition components if excessive wear affects hole quality.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment, verify that the press and fixtures are rated for the force required, and ensure that sheet thickness and material type are within the set’s intended range. Regularly inspect and maintain punch and die contact surfaces to preserve hole quality and tool life.