Cleveland Steel Tool 44791541 Oblong Ironworker Die

Product Description

The CLEVELAND STEEL TOOL 44791541 is an oblong ironworker die designed for use in ironworker machines performing punch operations on structural steel, plate, and angle iron. The die measures 1-9/32 inches long by 15/32 inches wide, with a 2-1/8 inch head diameter and a 1 inch head height. This geometry produces clean, accurate oblong slots in ferrous material, making it a direct working component in the lower die station of a hydraulic or mechanical ironworker. Fabricators, ironworkers, and structural steel shops rely on this type of tooling for repetitive punching tasks where slot shape consistency is critical.

This oblong die is suited for fabrication shops and job sites where ironworker machines are used to punch connection slots, bolt-access openings, and elongated holes in structural steel components. It is appropriate for both production-volume shop work and field fabrication settings. The oblong profile accommodates applications where a round hole is insufficient and a slotted opening is required for bolted connections or adjustment clearance.

Key Features

• Oblong die shape for punching elongated slots in structural steel and plate
• 1-9/32 inch length by 15/32 inch width for consistent slot geometry
• 2-1/8 inch head diameter fits standard ironworker die stations
• 1 inch head height provides stable seating in the die holder
• Sold individually - package quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or working die for ironworker machines that accept a 2-1/8 inch head diameter lower die. Verify head diameter and head height against your ironworker tooling specifications before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of ironworker dies should be performed by qualified fabricators or tooling technicians familiar with the specific ironworker model in use. Always disengage and lockout the machine before handling dies or punches. Ensure the die is fully seated and secured in the die holder before resuming operation. Follow the ironworker manufacturer guidelines for die alignment and clearance between punch and die.