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Starrett Drive Pin Punch with Knurled Grip for Driving Pins Into or Out of a Workpiece - Hardened and Tempered Steel, 4" Length, 5/32"1/16" Punch Diameter - 565D
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Starrett Drive Pin Punch with Knurled Grip for Features
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Great for Construction - The Starrett Drive Pin Punch is well proportioned, hardened, properly tempered, nicely finished, and has a knurled finger grip. Pin punches are made of hardened steel for wear resistance and strength.
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Unmistakable - Each punch has the size clearly marked on the head for easy reference, so you can quickly select the right tool or identify the size you need for the job. The Brass knurled pin punch will not damage softer materials.
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Secure Holding - The knurled grip provides a secure hold, so you can easily insert or knock out rivets and pins without worrying about the punch slipping. It can easily handle knocks and bumps without breaking.
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Multiple Variety- Punches are available in a variety of types. It is used to insert or knock out rivets and pins in assemblies. They have a metal shank on one end and a metal pin driver on the other.
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The Exceptional Toolmaker - Manufacturing excellent precision tools for over 140 years, the L.S. Starrett Company keeps to strive for excellence by providing quality tools for industrial, professional, and consumer markets worldwide.
About Starrett Drive Pin Punch With Knurled Grip For
The Starrett 565D drive pin punch has a 4" overall length with a 7/8" pin length and 5/32" pin diameter to push pins and rivets into or out of a workpiece. The punch is made from hardened and tempered steel components that provide wear resistance and strength. It has a round shank, which is knurled for grip. Pin punches are used to insert or knock out rivets and pins in assemblies. They have a metal shank on one end and a metal pin driver on the other, and are typically tapped with a hammer. The L.S. Starrett Company manufactures precision measuring tools, metrology and testing equipment, and saw blade products. The company, founded in 1880, is headquartered in Athol, MA.
