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R240,95
Tork Craft Pin Punch Set 6pc – 1.5, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 8 mm (Yellow)
Complete size range punches for pin removal: six diameters from 1.5 mm to 8 mm in one kit
The Tork Craft Pin Punch Set 6pc offers a precise selection of six hardened steel punches—sizes 1.5, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 mm—all housed in a bright yellow case for quick identification. These tools are designed to drive out pins, bolts or rivets by transferring hammer impact cleanly without damaging the surrounding metalwork.
This practical set is perfect for mechanics, fabricators, maintenance teams and serious DIY users who need reliable punches for pin-removal, hole realignment and maintenance tasks. The assorted sizes ensure you have the correct diameter tool for the workpiece, avoiding damage to the hole or tool.
What is a pin punch set?
A pin punch set contains a series of steel punches each sized to match standard pins, bolts or rivets. Using a close-fitting punch in the hole ensures the pin is driven out straight with minimal damage to surrounding material, improving accuracy and reducing repair time.
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R110,00
Tork Craft Long Pin Punch Set 3pc
Long-reach precision pin punches: 3-piece set for driving out pins, bolts and rivets
The Tork Craft Long Pin Punch Set 3pc is designed for accurate removal and adjustment of pins, bolts and rivets where extra reach is needed. The longer shank lets you get into recessed or hard-to-reach areas on machinery, engines, fixtures and assemblies while keeping your hammer safely clear of the workpiece.
Ideal for automotive, engineering, metalwork and DIY applications, these pin punches offer controlled striking and help prevent damage to surrounding surfaces. Pair them with a quality hammer and a solid backing surface for clean, professional results every time.
What is a pin punch?
A pin punch is a hardened steel tool used to drive or remove already loosened pins, bolts or rivets from a hole. Unlike a starting punch, it has a straight, parallel shank that fits the hole size closely, helping to guide the pin out cleanly without flaring or mushrooming the pin or damaging the component.