Milwaukee Tool 49-16-2692 Knockout Set 11 Piece

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-16-2692 is an 11-piece knockout set designed for cutting clean, round conduit knockouts in mild steel up to 10 gauge. The set covers a punch hole diameter range of 1/2 inch through 1-1/4 inches, making it a practical choice for electricians and electrical contractors who need consistent, code-ready openings in enclosures, panels, and junction boxes. The kit ships with two ball bearing draw studs and a carrying case, keeping all components organized and ready for field use. EXACT-series punches and dies are included to deliver precise, burr-minimized cuts across the supported size range.

This knockout set is suited for residential and commercial electrical work where conduit entry points must be cut into steel enclosures, load centers, switchgear cabinets, and similar sheet metal housings. The 10-gauge mild steel capacity handles most standard electrical box and panel materials encountered in the field. The included carrying case makes it practical for service vans and job-site tool bags where keeping matched punches and dies together is essential.

Key Features

• 11-piece set covering 1/2 inch to 1-1/4 inch punch hole diameters
• Round punch profile for standard conduit knockout applications
• Rated for mild steel up to 10 gauge maximum capacity
• Includes 3/4 inch and 3/8 inch ball bearing draw studs for smooth, controlled pulls
• EXACT-series punches and dies included for precise, consistent cuts
• Hard carrying case keeps punches, dies, and studs organized

Compatibility

Designed for use with MILWAUKEE TOOL EXACT knockout system components. Includes EXACT 1 inch Die (49-16-2664), EXACT 1 inch Punch (49-16-2665), EXACT 1/2 inch Mild Steel Die (49-16-2660), EXACT 1/2 inch Mild Steel Punch (49-16-2661), 3/4 inch Ball Bearing Draw Stud (49-16-2622), and 3/8 inch Ball Bearing Draw Stud (49-16-2621).

Installation Notes

Knockout sets of this type are installed by licensed electricians working under NEC guidelines. Always de-energize and lock out the enclosure before cutting. Use the appropriate draw stud size for the punch being driven, and ensure the stud is fully seated before applying torque. Inspect punches and dies for wear or cracking before each use to avoid tool failure mid-cut.