Punching machine

According to the file, Richard Walsh, the county of Grayson, and the State of Texas had invented and applied for US patent in 1894.

[1] Punch presses are developed for high flexibility and efficient processing of metal stampings.

Programming is done on a PC equipped with appropriate software that can be part of the machine or a connected external workstation.

All the punches in a work piece are shown on the screen making programming mistakes easily detected.

Therefore, recent tool systems are designed for fast and convenient change of punches and dies.

A lot of organizational effort and interface management is saved, if the CNC punch press is connected to the previous and subsequent process.

A HACO CNC punching machine
Punched hole: best results for cutting surface with above 70% cutting, low clearance necessary (8% material thickness)
Punching software with graphical user interface, intuitive operable
Quick change tool system, plug and punch (left: die; front: punch, split punch retainer; back: tool body; right: punch guide)
Shared network connecting machines, PC workstations, internet, etc.
Labeling of the workpiece, connection to work schedule program fetch per barcode