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Drilling Guide Holes

1. Mark the center position, drill a 

1

8

” pilot hole. Enlarge 

the hole with a 

7

16

” drill to provide pull rod clearance.

a. If working to close tolerances, mark the center 

position by scribing cross lines shown in Figure 1.

b. When assembling the punch to the pull rod, align 

the cross marks with the four marks on the outer 
die surface.

NOTE: If pre-punched knockouts are already in 
the desired location, drilling a guide hole is not 
required.

2. For larger holes 

3

4

” to 2

1

2

”, the 

1

2

” punch is used to 

make the guide hole.

Punching 

1

2

” Holes

1. Thread the pull stud into the pull stud adapter end until 

firmly seated. (Figure 2)

NOTE: The pull stud and pull stud adapter are only 
used with the 

1

2

” punch. The 

1

2

” punch is used to make 

guide holes for larger punch sizes.

2  Attach the pull stud adapter to the cylinder by inserting 

the pull stud adapter into the plunger opening and 
threading until the pull stud extends beyond the end of 
the cylinder. (Figure 3)

3. Slide the 

1

2

” die over the pull stud, flat side toward 

the cylinder.

4. Insert the pull stud through the guide hole (Figure 4).

Attach the 

1

2

” punch to the pull stud. Turn the punch 

until it is completely threaded onto the pull stud.

5. Close the pump release valve by turning it clockwise 

(Figure 5). Hold the punch set in position, work the pump
handle until the punch completely penetrates the metal.

6. Remove the punch set from the hole. Turn pump release 

valve counterclockwise to open. The cylinder will retract 
and the slug must be removed from between the punch 
and die.

Punching 

3

4

” through 2

1

2

” Holes

1. Drill a pilot hole(

7

16

”) install the 

1

2

” punch and make 

guide hole. See 

Punching 

1

2

” Holes.

2. Remove the 

1

2

” punch and die set. Also remove the 

pull stud and pull stud adapter.

3. Attach the pull rod (KPR7520) to the cylinder by inserting

the rod into the plunger opening and threading until the 
pull rod extends beyond the end of the cylinder.

4. Select the punch set needed. Slide the die over the 

pull rod.

5. Place the pull rod into the 

1

2

” guide hole, thread the 

punch onto the pull rod. Be sure the pull rod extends 
beyond the punch.

6. Operate the hand punch until the punch penetrates the 

metal. Open the punch release valve. Remove the slug.

Note: To avoid excessive wear and tear on the pull rod threads during
punching, center the guide hole accurately enough so that the pull rod
does not rest against the metal edge of the guide hole. Also, be sure
that all points of the punch are in uniform contact with the metal surface
when starting to punch.

WARRANTY: GB ELECTRICAL, INC. warrants its
product against defects in workmanship and materials
for 1 year from date of delivery to user. Warranty does
not cover ordinary wear and tear, abuse, misuse,
overloading, altered products or use of improper fluid.

WARRANTY RETURN PROCEDURE: When question
of warranty claim arises, send the unit to the nearest GB
Authorized Service Center for inspection, transportation
prepaid. Furnish evidence of purchase date. If the claim
comes under the terms of our warranty the Authorized
Service Center will REPAIR OR REPLACE PARTS
AFFECTED and return the unit prepaid.

PARTS AND SERVICE: For quality workmanship and
genuine GB ELECTRICAL parts, select an Authorized
GB Service Center for your repair needs. Only repairs
performed by an Authorized Service Center displaying
the official GB Authorized sign are backed with full
factory warranty. Contact GB Electrical (414)352-4160
for the name of the nearest GB Authorized 
Service Center.

REPAIR AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS: For repair service and parts contact your nearest GB ELECTRICAL Service Center. The GB
ELECTRICAL Service Center will provide complete and prompt service on all GB ELECTRICAL products.

Gardner

Bender

6101 N. Baker Road, Milwaukee, WI  53209 • Phone: (414) 352-4160 • FAX (414) 352-2377

RPS-0129 4/98

A unit of                 Tools and Supplies 

Pump Release Valve

Figure 5

Figure 4

Figure 3

Pull Stud

Adapter

Pull Stud

Pre-drill

7

16

” Hole

Metal

Box

Dotted line
Indicates
Knock-Out
Die

Cross Lines
6" Long

Lines On 

Die Line

Up With 

Cross Lines

Center

Drilling of Guide Hole

Figure 1

Pull Stud

KPS50

Pull Stud

Adapter

KSA50

Figure 2

Draw

Stud

Die

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