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Heavy Duty Posi-Strip Systems for Ball Lock Punches - Regular, Inch

Heavy Duty Posi-Strip Systems for Ball Lock Punches - Regular, Inch

Heavy Duty Posi-Strip Systems for Ball Lock Punches - Regular, Inch (DAYTON Lamina) provide a standardized parts system for ball lock punch assemblies. It supports selectable hole contours and stripper construction options to match production punch requirements.

  • Regular duty system for ball lock punch tooling build-up
  • Supports multiple hole shapes (E, H, J, K, L, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z)
  • Configurable stripper construction options: Extra Light (SSD), Heavy (SHD), Light (SLD), Medium (SMD)
  • Inch-coded bronze length and punch length selections for assembly compatibility
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Specifications

1008 configurations available

Hole ShapeD (Applicable punch dia.) (in)Stripper constructionRegular [R] bronze length type & punch length (coded inch).118 in Longer [L] bronze length type & punch length (coded inch)Custom contour [C] bronze length type & punch length (coded inch)R - Punch point dimension (in)P - Punch point dimension (in)W - Punch point dimension (in)
E37Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E37Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E37Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E50Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E50Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E50Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E62Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E62Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E62Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E75Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E75Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E75Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E87Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E87Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E87Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E100Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E100Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E100Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E125Heavy (SHD)--325 ~ 400---
E125Heavy (SHD)-325 ~ 400----
E125Heavy (SHD)325 ~ 400-----
E37Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E37Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E37Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E50Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E50Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E50Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E62Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E62Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E62Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E75Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E75Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E75Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E87Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E87Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E87Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E100Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E100Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E100Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E125Light (SLD)--325 ~ 400---
E125Light (SLD)-325 ~ 400----
E125Light (SLD)325 ~ 400-----
E37Medium (SMD)--325 ~ 400---
E37Medium (SMD)-325 ~ 400----
E37Medium (SMD)325 ~ 400-----
E50Medium (SMD)--325 ~ 400---
E50Medium (SMD)-325 ~ 400----
E50Medium (SMD)325 ~ 400-----
E62Medium (SMD)--325 ~ 400---
E62Medium (SMD)-325 ~ 400----

Product Guide

🏭Application Scenarios+

This heavy duty Posi-Strip systems is used to build and service ball lock punch tool assemblies in injection mold tooling where repeatable punch geometry and stripper alignment are critical.

  • Automotive & industrial connector molds: Select compatible hole contours (E/H/J/K/L, etc.) and the appropriate stripper construction (SHD/SLD/SMD/SSD) to support stable punch retention and consistent ejection performance through high-cycle production.
  • Appliance and electrical housings: Use the Regular inch system to standardize assembly across multiple cavity sizes while maintaining the same bronze length and punch length coded range (325–400) for compatibility during tooling builds.
  • Multi-part internal features: Choose the required R/L/C bronze length family and punch point dimensions (R: 0.007–0.251 in; P/W: 0.05–0.5 in) to match fine through-hole detailing and minimize mismatch between punch point profile and strip geometry.

The system’s selectable hole shape and construction options make it suited for tailoring stripper stiffness and punch point details to the specific part geometry and throughput requirements.

🔧Material & Process Details+

The provided data describes an inch-coded bronze length type and a Posi-Strip assembly system for ball lock punches, but it does not specify the steel/bronze grade, hardness (HRC), heat treatment, or exact manufacturing process for the components in this listing. As a result, material property statements such as “nitrided,” “quenched & tempered,” or hardness trade-offs cannot be verified from the current metadata.

What can be supported from the listing is that this variant is selected by stripper construction (Extra Light/SSD, Light/SLD, Medium/SMD, Heavy/SHD) and by punch point dimensions (R: 0.007–0.251 in; P/W: 0.05–0.5 in). These selection parameters indicate the system is intended to tune mechanical behavior (e.g., stripper stiffness and engagement) to the tooling duty.

  • If you require heat-treatment verification or HRC targets, confirm the exact part material grade with the supplier for this series code before final qualification.
📐Sizing & Selection Guide+

Use the product’s dimension ranges to match the ball lock punch and stripper geometry in your mold build. This system is organized around the bronze length type and a coded punch length family: Regular (R), .118 in Longer (L), and Custom contour (C), each with coded inch lengths 325–400.

  • Step 1: Match punch diameter (D): Select the component for an applicable punch diameter range of 37–125 in as listed for this system.
  • Step 2: Choose the hole contour: Pick the required hole shape among E/H/J/K/L/N/O/R/V/X/Y/Z to align with the punch contour your cavity/core requires.
  • Step 3: Verify punch point dimensions: Ensure the point dimensions match your tooling design: R (0.007–0.251 in), and P/W (0.05–0.5 in).

Construction options (SSD/SLD/SMD/SHD) are the configurable stiffness/stripper variants; bronze length type and coded punch length are effectively fixed by the selected family (325–400). Tolerance and fit values are not provided in the metadata, so confirm allowable fit/tolerance requirements in your internal spec before assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which hole shapes are supported by this regular inch ball lock Posi-Strip system?+
This system supports multiple hole contour options: E, H, J, K, L, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z. Select the hole shape that matches the punch contour required by your cavity/core hole feature. The hole shape choice is independent of the stripper construction option (SSD/SLD/SMD/SHD).
How do I choose between Regular (R), .118 in Longer (L), and Custom contour (C) bronze length types?+
Choose based on the required bronze length family and the corresponding coded inch punch length. The listing specifies bronze length types of R, L (.118 in longer), and C (custom contour), each with coded punch length values in the range 325–400. Match the coded length to your tool design for assembly compatibility.
What punch diameter and punch point dimension ranges should I verify before ordering?+
Confirm the applicable punch diameter (D) falls within 37–125 in per the provided specification. Also verify punch point dimensions: R = 0.007–0.251 in and P and W = 0.05–0.5 in. These checks help prevent mismatch between punch point profile and the stripper system geometry.
When would I select Heavy (SHD) versus Extra Light (SSD) stripper construction in this system?+
Select the stripper construction based on the expected mechanical load and tooling duty. This series offers Extra Light (SSD), Light (SLD), Medium (SMD), and Heavy (SHD) options. For higher duty builds where punch retention and stripper stiffness are more demanding, the Heavy (SHD) option is typically the safer selection, while SSD/SLD can be used when loads are lower.
Is material hardness or heat treatment specified for this Posi-Strip ball lock system?+
The current product metadata does not provide a steel/bronze grade, heat treatment state, or hardness (HRC) values. Therefore, hardness and heat-treatment claims cannot be validated from this listing alone. If your design requires documented material properties for qualification, request the exact material grade and processing details for series code 250301874731.

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