Cylinder Punch 10 mm Kuźnia Sułkowice 1-454-10-101

The Cylinder Punch 10 mm Kuźnia Sułkowice 1-454-10-101 is a solid hand tool designed for driving pins, dowels and other small cylindrical parts during assembly and disassembly. The 10 mm hardened tip provides a concentrated striking surface that helps transfer force accurately from hammer to workpiece. Made for workshop and industrial environments, this punch is compatible with standard hammers and striking tools and is intended for tasks requiring precise, repeatable impacts.

Advantages

The tool combines a hardened, wear-resistant tip with a robust shaft to resist bending and deformation under repeated blows. Its 10 mm diameter tip delivers focused force for controlled driving of pins and dowels while minimising damage to surrounding surfaces. The simple, single-piece construction requires minimal maintenance and offers long service life in typical workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing metal pins and dowels
• Aligning holes during assembly
• Light disassembly of mechanical components
• General workshop and industrial striking tasks

Key specifications

• Tip diameter: 10 mm
• Material: hardened steel tip with solid shaft construction
• Design: cylindrical punch for direct striking with a hammer
• Intended use: manual striking tool for pins, dowels and small cylindrical parts
• Compatibility: suitable for use with standard hammers and striking tools

How to use

Position the 10 mm tip on the pin or dowel to be driven or removed, ensuring the punch is aligned with the axis of the part to prevent bending. Hold the punch firmly by the shaft at a safe distance from the striking end and deliver controlled blows with an appropriate hammer. For disassembly, apply steady impacts until the part is released; for assembly or alignment, use light, progressive strikes to avoid overdriving. Inspect the punch tip before use and dress or replace if excessively worn.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable eye protection and gloves when striking. Avoid using the punch on hardened fasteners or for prying. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and check the striking surface regularly; sharpen or replace the punch if the tip degrades to maintain accuracy and safety.