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Janesville Tool & Manufacturing manufactures superior quality punch presses for cutting, forming and shaping tasks. All our pneumatic punch presses and press parts are made entirely in-house at our manufacturing facility in Janesville, Wisconsin. Our presses are widely used throughout the US aerospace, defense, telecom and medical industries. With custom fabrication options, manufacturer direct pricing and 24-hour shipping, there’s no reason to settle for anything less than the best.
When choosing a press, first identify the processing methods, work methods and press functions that suit your application best. Choosing the wrong type of press will negatively affect your manufacturing capability and efficiency. Factors to consider when purchasing a punch press include the type of frame, power source, force rating, tooling capacity, programming, safety features and speed of production.
For over 60 years, Janesville Tool & Manufacturing has been building both pneumatic and hand lever presses to exacting standards. Our adjustable arbor presses (A Series) are ideal for tool design, small parts assembly, staking, shearing, and punching light gauge material. Our Economy Series (E Series) pneumatic presses have a streamlined benchtop design for reduced cost, while still providing JT&M quality.
Every JT & M punch press is equipped with a three-inch stroke and adjustable down stop anti-rotate mechanisms. Standard solenoid valves provide built-in adjustable flow control.
Shop all arbor presses and find the "build custom CAD models to your specs" button to use the tool.
All JT & M pneumatic presses features:
*Product specifications and pricing are subject to change without notice.
Punch presses are used to alter the size or shape of a piece of material. Done by applying pressure to a die, the construction of the die determines the final shape produced.
While you can punch stainless steel, doing so repeatedly requires durable punches engineered to resist breakdown from the abrasion and high shear strength of stainless steel. Contact us for more information on the appropriate press parts required for your case.
To punch a 1/4 diameter hole through 1/4 thick steel, 6.25 tons of punching force are required.
