Proto J49732 Roll Pin Punch 7/32 Inch 5-7/8 Inch Oal

Product Description

The PROTO J49732 is a roll pin punch designed for driving and removing roll pins, also known as spring pins or slotted spring pins, from machined assemblies. The punch measures 7/32 inches in diameter with an overall length of 5-7/8 inches and a tip length of 3-1/2 inches. Constructed from steel, it delivers the durability required for repeated use in shop and field environments. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and mechanics reach for this tool when disassembling or reassembling pin-retained components on shafts, linkages, and gear assemblies.

This roll pin punch fits standard professional toolkits used in industrial maintenance, automotive service, and general mechanical repair. The 7/32-inch punch size corresponds to common roll pin diameters found in a wide range of manufactured assemblies. The 5-7/8-inch overall length provides enough reach for recessed pin locations while keeping the tool manageable in tight clearances. It is equally suited to bench work and on-equipment service tasks where a controlled, non-marring strike is required.

Key Features

• 7/32-inch punch diameter sized for driving and removing standard roll pins
• 5-7/8-inch overall length for reach in recessed or confined locations
• 3-1/2-inch tip length provides guided contact along the pin bore
• Steel construction for impact resistance and long service life
• Single-piece design with no moving parts or consumable components

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use roll pin punch for 7/32-inch roll pins used across general mechanical, automotive, and industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Use this punch with a ball-peen or dead-blow hammer appropriate to the assembly material to avoid damaging the workpiece. Support the workpiece on a solid surface or pin punch block to prevent bending stress on the assembly during pin removal or installation. Always wear eye protection when striking any punch tool. The punch tip should be centered squarely on the roll pin before striking to prevent slipping and workpiece damage.