Dayton Lamina Kpb 62 250 Solid Mold Die Blank Punch

Product Description

The DAYTON LAMINA KPB 62 250 is a solid mold die blank punch designed for use in stamping and progressive die tooling applications. Part of the Regular (KPB) Series, this punch features a basic head style with a 3/4 inch head diameter and a 5/8 inch shank diameter. The head height measures 1/4 inch, and the overall length (OAL) is 2.5 inches. Constructed from A2 grade tool steel, it delivers the hardness and wear resistance required for repetitive blanking operations. This component is installed by tool and die makers and precision machining professionals working with metal stamping tooling.

This blank punch is suited for use in solid mold die assemblies within metal fabrication and stamping environments. It fits progressive die setups where consistent, repeatable blank punching is required. The KPB Series regular configuration makes it a standard replacement or new-build component for tooling shops working with sheet metal blanking dies. Its basic head geometry supports straightforward retention in standard die sets.

Key Features

• A2 grade tool steel construction for hardness and wear resistance in blanking operations
• Basic head style with 3/4 inch head diameter for standard die retention
• 5/8 inch shank diameter compatible with regular KPB Series die components
• 1/4 inch head height with 2.5 inch overall length for precise die stack fit
• Solid construction with no hollow core, supporting full-contact blanking loads

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-build component for use in Regular (KPB) Series solid mold die assemblies in metal stamping and progressive die tooling applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified tool and die makers or precision machining technicians. The die set and associated press equipment must be fully de-energized and locked out before removing or installing punch components. Proper punch retention, alignment with the die button, and correct stripper plate clearance should be verified before returning the tooling to service. Follow applicable shop safety standards and tooling manufacturer guidelines during assembly.