Topex Przebijak with protector 400 x 19 mm — Topex model 2724-T

Topex Przebijak with protector 400 x 19 mm is a hand punch designed for controlled hole starting and material piercing. The tool features a 400 mm long shaft and a 19 mm diameter working tip that concentrates impact energy for efficient penetration of sheet metal, leather and similar materials. A fitted protector reduces the risk of slipping and directs force safely, making the tool suitable for workshop, construction and repair environments where precise, repeatable punching is required.

Advantages

The long shaft provides leverage and reach for working on thicker or recessed parts while maintaining control. The 19 mm tip diameter focuses force to produce clean, defined starts for holes or openings. An integrated protector improves user safety by shielding the striking area and helping to prevent accidental contact with the striking tool. The tool is built for manual striking operations and is compatible with standard hammers used in workshop and construction settings.

Suitable for

• Punching starter holes in sheet metal
• Creating openings in leather and similar materials
• Marking and piercing during repair and maintenance work
• Accessing recessed areas where extended reach is needed

Key specifications

• Overall shaft length: 400 mm
• Working tip diameter: 19 mm
• Tool type: hand punch (prick punch) with protector
• Primary use: manual impact punching and hole starting
• Typical materials: sheet metal, leather, soft metals and comparable materials

How to use

Position the 19 mm tip at the desired start point on the workpiece, ensuring the protector is between the striking area and the user’s hand. Hold the shaft firmly and deliver controlled hammer blows to the punch end until the tip pierces or marks the material. For deeper or thicker materials, use measured impacts and reposition as needed to maintain alignment. After use, check the tip for damage and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Select a hammer with suitable weight for the material being worked and avoid excessive force that could cause tip damage or loss of control. Regularly inspect the protector and tip; replace or service the tool if protective parts are worn or the tip becomes deformed.