Punch Pin Set Jonnesway M63106S — 6 pcs, diameters 2–8 mm

Jonnesway punch pin set M63106S includes six precision pins with diameters from 2 to 8 mm. The set is designed for driving out pins, rivets and small fasteners, and provides specific sizes for accurate alignment and removal of mechanical pins in metalworking, automotive and maintenance tasks. Compact and lightweight, the set is intended to fit typical workshop tool kits and to be used where controlled impact and precise pin location are required.

Advantages

The six-pin assortment covers common small-diameter needs without requiring additional drilling or improvisation. Each punch pin is manufactured to deliver a tight fit on targeted pins and rivets, reducing the risk of slippage and damage to surrounding components. The set’s sizes allow sequential work on assemblies that need incremental pin removal, and the compact grouping simplifies storage and transport in a toolbox or workshop drawer.

Suitable for

• Removing roll pins, dowel pins and small rivets in automotive repairs
• Pin alignment and disassembly in machinery maintenance
• Metalworking tasks that require precise driven punches
• General workshop and DIY projects involving small fasteners

Key specifications

• Quantity: 6 pieces
• Pin diameters: 2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm
• Intended use: driving out pins, rivets and small fasteners
• Design: straight punch pins for controlled impact
• Compatibility: suitable for use with standard handheld hammers and presses for manual pin driving

How to use

Select the punch pin whose diameter most closely matches the pin or rivet to be removed. Position the punch pin on the center of the pin head or exposed end, ensuring alignment to avoid sideways force. Strike the punch pin with a suitable hammer in controlled blows until the pin is driven out or loosened. For tight or corroded pins, work incrementally from both sides of the assembly where possible, and re-check alignment frequently to prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when driving pins. Avoid using bent or mushroomed punches; replace any pin that shows deformation. When working on precision or finished surfaces, protect adjacent areas with soft packing or a support block to prevent marring.