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1 Special Shaped Punches & Dies Information English Version 210 West 83rd Street Burr Ridge, Illinois Telephone: 630/ FAX: 630/ Internet
2 How to Order Specials Clearance.515" dia.686".875" 1.250" Clearance Clearance.687" dia 1.000" dia Standard File Hole Die Oversize Die Double Oversize Die Information Needed to Order What press? Can a standard file hole punch and die be used? What lockdown is used? ( How is the punch or die held in the ring? ) What shape will be used? ( See following sample shapes ) What direction will the shape run? What is the circumference of the ring? ( Is this a special pattern or repeat? ) What material is being cut? Are the punches and dies crowned? ( Does the top of the punch and die need to be curved? ) Note! Oversize Punches and Dies require special rings
3 Special Shapes for Special Jobs for the standard file hole station Call for Price and Delivery Triangles Oblongs Rectangles Squares 1/2 Moons Corner Cuts Accounting Shapes Miscellaneous Others
4 TRIANGLES Maximum size that fits in standard die R.520" L R L 3 equal sides 60 Right 30 Left 30 Left / Right 33-6 Left / Right ".433".520". 520".450".450".433".375".375".375".250".250".250".156".156".156".260".260".500".500".433".433".250".250".432".432".375".375".216".216".394".394".341".341".197".197".375".375".324".324".187".187".350".350".303".303".175".175".351".351".290".290".145".145".312".312".270".270".156".156".260".225".225".260".130".130".250".216".216".250".125".125".470".470".360".360".235".235".470". 470".437".437".250".250".420".420".375".375".217".217".353".265".250".216".197".353".265".250".216".197".500".375".353".305".278".252".178".178".151".107".107".062".062".088"
5 Upper Left Lower Right Which triangle to order? Upper Right Lower Left Web direction Upper Right Lower Left Upper Left Lower Right Order RD - XXX and RP - XXX Order LD - XXX and LP - XXX R R L L
6 OBLONGS radius = r a = length b = width Any combination of a and b is possible as long as both a and b are each less than.520" b =.375" r =.187" b =.330" r =.165" b =.282" r =.141" b =.250" r =.125" b =.218" r =.109" b =.187" r =.093" b =.125" r =.062" b =.236" r =.118" b =.062" r =.031" a =.437" b =.375" r =.187" a =.437" b =.250" r =.125" a =.437" b =.236" r =.118" a =.432" b =.062" r =.031" a =.415" b =.218" r =.109" a =.406" a =.406" b =.062" r =.031" a =.394" b =.236" r =.118" a =.394" b =.157" a =.394" b =.078" r =.039" a =.375" b =.312" r =.156" a =.375" b =.250" r =.125" a =.375" a =.375" b =.125" r =.062" a =.375" b =.094" r =.047" a =.354" b =.236" r =.118" a =.354" b =.218" r =.109" a =.354" b =.078" r =.039" a =.350" b =.125" r =.062" a =.343" b =.094" r =.094" a =.325" b =.125" r =.062" a =.322"
7 OBLONGS radius = r a = length b = width Any combination of a and b is possible as long as both a and b are each less than.520" a =.316" b =.198" r =.099" a =.315" b =.098" r =.049" a =.312" b =.250" r =.125" a =.312" b =.187" r =.093" a =.312" a =.312" b =.125" r =.062" a =.312" b =.062" r =.031" a =.312" b =.046" r =.023" a =.281" a =.276" b =.118" r =.059" a =.276" b =.094" r =.047" a =.273" b =.093" r =.046" a =.265" b =.080" r =.040" a =.250" b =.188" r =.094" a =.250" a =.250" b =.125" r =.062" a =.250" b =.093" r =.046" a =.250" b =.062" r =.031" a =.236" a =.236" b =.078" r =.039" a =.218" a =.218" b =.110" r =.055" a =.218" b =.062" r =.031" a =.187" b =.093" r =.046" a =.216" b =.118" r =.059" a =.200" b =.120" r =.060" a =.193" b =.093" r =.046" a =.322" a =.118" b =.078" r =.039" a =.186" b =.092"
8 RECTANGLES max =.520" for standard file hole die x a = length b = width Any combination of a and b is possible as long as the diagonal x is less than.520" a" x b" a" x b" a" x b".406" x.312".312" x.187".375" x.125".437" x.250".236" x.177".312" x.125".312" x.250".300" x.167".265" x.125".315" x.236".394" x.157".250" x 1.25".276" x.216".315" x.157".156" x.125".469" x.200".236" x.157".275" x.118".458" x.200".187" x.156".236" x.118".300" x.200".187" x.140".250" x.110".394" x.197".197" x.138".156" x.109".315" x.197".500" x.125".200" x.100".437" x.187".484" x.125" 236" x.098".375 x.187"
9 RECTANGLES max =.520" for standard file hole die x a = length b = width Any combination of a and b is possible as long as the diagonal x is less than.520" a" x b" a" x b" a" x b".205" x.098".375" x.062".312" x.050".375" x.093".312" x.062".375" x.046".312" x.093".250" x.062".281" x.046".250" x.093".218" x.062".234" x.046".240" x.085".125" x.062".218" x.046".200" x.079".375" x.059".197" x.039".472" x.078".315" x.059".187" x.039".354" x.078".275" x.059".157" x.039".315" x.078".236" x.059".500" x.312" with.065" R.236" x.078".197" x.059".329" x.200" with.047" R.177" x.074".176" x.059".437" x.062".157" x.059"
10 SQUARES max =.520" for standard file hole die x a = length b = length Any combination of a and b is possible as long as the diagonal x is less than.520".098" x.098".170" x.170".315" x.315".110" x.110".187" x.187".118" x.118".197" x.197".353" x.353".125" x.125".220" x.220".156" x.156".250" x.250".421" x.421" with.125" radius
11 HALF MOONS max =.520" for standard file hole die r = radius d = diameter Any combination of a and r is possible as long as a is less than.520" d =.500" d =.375" d =.250" r =.250" r =.187" r =.125" d =.406" d =.312" d =.187" r =.203" r =.156" r =.093" d =.394" d =.280" d =.125" r =.197" r =.140" r =.062" d =.156" r =.087"
12 CORNER CUTS max =.520" for standard file hole die a r = radius b r a maximum =.520" radius Any combination of a and r is possible as long as a is less than.520" diameter a =.375" b =.375" b =.281" r =.375" r =.187" r =.281" r =.188" a =.375" b =.344" b =.281" r =.312" r =.375" r =.250" r =.188" b =.375" b =.250" b =.281" r =.187" r =.281" r =.312" r =.218" r =.218" b =.312" b =.375" a =.300" r =.218" r =.010" r =.500"
13 MISCELLANEOUS maximum =.520" Any shape is possible as long as the chad can exit the bottom of the die
14 OVERSIZE maximum =.520".686".875" 1.250" maximum maximum =.687" = 1.000" Standard File Hole Die Oversize Die Double Oversize Die Note! Oversize Punches and Dies require a special ring
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