Value Collection 830-4060 Transfer Punch Set 60 Pc

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 830-4060 is a 60-piece transfer punch set designed for accurately transferring hole locations from a template or mating part to a workpiece. Each punch is ground to a specific wire gauge size, allowing the center point to align precisely within an existing hole before striking. The set covers wire gauge sizes 1 through 60 and features round shanks throughout. Machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians use transfer punches to eliminate layout error when duplicating bolt patterns or reproducing hole positions. The full set weighs 1.58 pounds, making it a compact but comprehensive bench tool.

This set is suited for general metalworking, fabrication, and maintenance applications in both shop and field environments. Transfer punches are commonly used when working with drill jigs, fixtures, templates, and mating flanges. The wire gauge range of 1 through 60 covers a wide span of small-diameter hole sizes, making the set useful across a broad range of layout and fitting tasks. Standard punch set style means each punch follows conventional proportions compatible with typical machinist work.

Key Features

• 60-piece set covering wire gauge sizes 1 through 60
• Round shank design for consistent seating in existing holes
• Standard punch set style suitable for general machinist and fabrication use
• Sizes expressed in decimal inch increments across the full wire gauge range
• Compact overall weight of 1.58 pounds for bench or portable use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wire gauge transfer punch set compatible with general metalworking, toolmaking, and maintenance layout applications requiring hole-location transfer across wire gauge sizes 1 through 60.

Installation Notes

Transfer punches are hand tools used by machinists and fabricators and do not require power or specialized installation. Select the punch that matches the existing hole diameter, seat it firmly, and strike the head with a hammer to mark the center point on the receiving workpiece. Secure both the template and workpiece before striking to prevent movement and maintain location accuracy. Inspect punch tips regularly for damage that could affect centering performance.