Punching Electrical Knockouts made easy with UniPunch's Punch Tooling System

Aug. 2, 2019 - PRLog -- Electrical knockouts are utilized to create tabs or a projecting part in electrical outlet casing to push them out when the hole needs to be used. Mainly, there are two types of knockouts, namely, single knockout and double knockout.

The process of punching electrical knockouts is complex and often daunting. However, UniPunch, one of the leading manufacturers of unitized tooling, has professed to streamline the process with its line of punch tooling systems. They provide expedient solutions for both single and double electrical knockouts to make the work hasslefree for manufacturers.

UniPunch employs standard units with custom punches and dies to form single electrical knockouts and the built-in strippers of the dies aid in removing the formed workpiece with ease. For single knockout, you can order them along with sending a drawing that proffers certain specifications like the thickness of the material,  actual knockout diameter, and the number of tabs.

When it comes to double knockouts, UniPunch uses both standard and modified units with custom punches and dies. Similar to the previous one, dies have built-in strippers to remove the formed work piece. To order for the double electrical knockout, you may send them a drawing that defines both inside and outside knockout diamter, the thickness of the material, and the number of tabs.

With their hands-on experience in the manufacturing industry, UniPunch has redefined the process of punching electrical knockouts, making it more efficient to meet the changing needs of manufacturers and electricians and to offer them an expedited solution to increase their productivity.

About UniPunch
UniPunch ( https://www.unipunch.com/ ) is a global manufacturer of unitized tooling, founded in 1955 by a bunch of engineers in Niagara Falls, New York. Their main aim is to help manufacturers to speed up their operations. With their broad product line of standard components, they strive to serve their customer's needs.