Tekton 66061 Roll Pin Punch 1/16 Inch

Product Description

The TEKTON 66061 is a roll pin punch designed to drive roll pins out of bores in metal components without damaging the surrounding material. The punch tip is sized at 1/16 inch to engage the hollow center of a roll pin directly, keeping the force centered and reducing the risk of splaying or marring the workpiece. Made from high-carbon steel, the 66061 holds up to repeated hammer blows in production and maintenance environments. At 5.5 inches in overall length, it provides enough reach for most standard applications while remaining easy to control. Machinists, mechanics, millwrights, and field technicians keep this size in their punch sets for removing small-diameter roll pins from assemblies.

The 66061 is suited for removing and installing roll pins in mechanical assemblies where close-tolerance fits are involved. Typical applications include automotive components, machinery linkages, firearms, and general metalworking. The 1/16 inch size addresses some of the smallest roll pins encountered in light-duty and precision assemblies. It is used at workbenches and in the field wherever a pin must be driven flush or fully removed without a press.

Key Features

• 1/16 inch tip size sized to seat in the hollow bore of standard 1/16 inch roll pins
• High-carbon steel construction resists deformation under hammer impact
• 5.5 inch overall length for reach and control in confined areas
• Suitable for use in automotive, machinery, and general metalworking applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/16 inch roll pins found in a wide range of mechanical assemblies across automotive, industrial, and general maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Roll pin punches are typically used by mechanics, machinists, and maintenance technicians. Always support the workpiece on a solid surface or in a vise before striking. Use a ball-peen or cross-peen hammer appropriate to the pin size, and avoid overstriking to prevent mushrooming the punch tip. Keep the punch tip aligned with the pin axis to avoid deflection or workpiece damage.