Work Smarter, Not Harder with the Wilson Punch & Die Grinder

Resurface punches and dies in a fraction off the time it takes now with the Wilson Punch and Die Grinder. With a powerful five-horsepower spindle motor and a CBN grinding wheel that provides aggressive material removal rates, the Wilson Punch and Die Grinder produces a high-quality surface finish on tools up to six inches in diameter.

It is incredibly easy to use and can reduce grind time from as many as 30 minutes to as few as three. Plus, our unique auto-feed feature frees up your operators to perform other shop duties during the grinding process and allows for accurate cut depths.

To learn more about how the Wilson Punch and Die Grinder can save you time, space and money, watch this video.

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
Wilson Tool Carts Save Space and Time

Whether your operators are working at the punch press or press brake, keeping tooling well organized and easily within reach is a simple way to increase productivity. Wilson Tool Carts are an effective tooling storage solution designed to store large numbers of punches, dies and strippers in a relatively small space.

Wilson Tool Cart Features:

• Heavy duty 14 gauge construction
• Powder coated paint for durability
• 700 pound casters (2800 total capacity per cart)
• Shelves adjustable to 1" increments
• Tooling is highly visible and easy to retrieve
• Open storage for easy identification
• Configured for set-up, mobile crib, and stationary crib applications

Wilson Tool carts also offer a flexible selection of standard components and cost-effective custom configurations that will allow you to customize your environment to meet your specific needs.

For more information about Wilson Tool Carts for punch press or press brake tooling, contact your Wilson Tool sales engineer today.

TOOLING TIP
Q: How can I determine the maximum grind life of a punch?

A: The maximum grind life of a punch can be determined by subtracting the sum of the stripper thickness, material thickness and die penetration from the punch tip (SBR). However, your assembly may restrict your ability to adjust the punch length after sharpening and thus the maximum adjustment value (see chart below) becomes your maximum grind life.

To assist in these calculations feel free to download this Excel calculator.