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Point Larger than Shank Ball Lock Ejector Punches | Light Duty, Inch | XVP Coating

Point Larger than Shank Ball Lock Ejector Punches | Light Duty, Inch | XVP Coating

Point Larger than Shank ball lock ejector punches (XVP coating) are designed for light-duty inch tooling where a larger punch point improves ejection control. Built as an integrated ejector punch component for consistent blank release.

  • Point larger than shank geometry supports stable ejection timing in press tool assemblies
  • XVP coating helps reduce friction and wear during repeated cycles
  • Matched tip-to-shank design supports smooth engagement with die set features
  • Typical use in light-duty progressive, transfer, and stamping operations requiring accurate ejection
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Specifications

114 configurations available

Tip ShapeD (Shank dia.) (in)Jektole groupL (Length) (coded inch)P Dimension (in)W Dimension (in)R Dimension (in)
H37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.062 ~ 0.124-
H37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.125 ~ 0.875-
H50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.158 ~ 0.187-
H50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.188 ~ 1.25-
H62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.25 ~ 1.5-
H62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.158 ~ 0.249-
H75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.235 ~ 0.311-
H75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.312 ~ 1.5-
H87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.374-
H87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.375 ~ 1.75-
H100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.436-
H100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.437 ~ 1.75-
J37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.062 ~ 0.124-
J37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.125 ~ 0.875-
J50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.158 ~ 0.187-
J50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.188 ~ 1.25-
J62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.25 ~ 1.5-
J62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.158 ~ 0.249-
J75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.235 ~ 0.311-
J75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.312 ~ 1.5-
J87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.374-
J87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.375 ~ 1.75-
J100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.436-
J100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.437 ~ 1.75-
K37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.062 ~ 0.1240.007 ~ 0.4375
K37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.125 ~ 0.8750.007 ~ 0.4375
K50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.158 ~ 0.1870.007 ~ 0.625
K50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.188 ~ 1.250.007 ~ 0.625
K62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.25 ~ 1.50.007 ~ 0.75
K62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.158 ~ 0.2490.007 ~ 0.75
K75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.235 ~ 0.3110.007 ~ 0.75
K75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.312 ~ 1.50.007 ~ 0.75
K87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.3740.007 ~ 0.875
K87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.375 ~ 1.750.007 ~ 0.875
K100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.4360.007 ~ 0.875
K100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.437 ~ 1.750.007 ~ 0.875
L37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.062 ~ 0.124-
L37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 4500.376 ~ 0.8750.125 ~ 0.875-
L50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.158 ~ 0.187-
L50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 4500.501 ~ 1.250.188 ~ 1.25-
L62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.25 ~ 1.5-
L62 (0.6250")J6250 ~ 4500.626 ~ 1.50.158 ~ 0.249-
L75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.235 ~ 0.311-
L75 (0.7500")J9250 ~ 4500.751 ~ 1.50.312 ~ 1.5-
L87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.374-
L87 (0.8750")J9250 ~ 4500.876 ~ 1.750.375 ~ 1.75-
L100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.235 ~ 0.436-
L100 (1.0000")J9250 ~ 4501.001 ~ 1.750.437 ~ 1.75-
N37 (0.3750")J4250 ~ 450-0.326 ~ 0.758-
N50 (0.5000")J6250 ~ 450-0.434 ~ 1.083-

Product Guide

🏭Application Scenarios+

This light-duty ball lock ejector punch variant is used in inch-based injection and stamping tooling where consistent blank release is critical, especially at higher cycle counts. The larger point relative to the shank helps improve ejection control by maintaining stable contact and timing with die set features during the stroke.

  • Progressive/transfer blanking stations: Suitable for repeated ejection of small formed parts where the point-over-shank geometry supports smoother engagement and reduces the risk of hang-ups.
  • Automotive and appliance stamping tooling (light duty): The XVP coating supports lower friction and wear, helping retain dimensional stability of the punch tip through production cycles.
  • Tooling with frequent die set adjustments: The matched tip-to-shank design supports reliable blank release even when alignment or wear changes slightly over time.
🔧Material & Process Details+

The provided specifications identify this component as a light-duty ejector punch with an XVP coating, but no specific steel grade or hardness (HRC) is listed in the input data. As a result, material selection and heat-treatment details (e.g., quench & temper, nitriding, or pre-hardened condition) cannot be stated for this exact SKU without additional documentation.

What can be stated from the data: the XVP coating is intended to improve surface performance by reducing friction and wear under repeated actuation. The key trade-off in light-duty ejector designs is balancing tip stability and anti-wear behavior with the need for controlled ejection force and clean release.

  • Coating focus: XVP helps reduce wear at the point during blank ejection cycles.
  • Steel/heat treatment: Not specified in the provided parameters—confirm with the supplier for HRC and treatment state.
📐Sizing & Selection Guide+

Selection is driven by matching the shank diameter (D), the overall coded length (L = 250 ~ 450), and the point geometry variables to your mold cavity/core and guide features. Start by choosing the shank diameter that fits the ball-lock pocket and guide: D is offered at 0.3750" (37), 0.5000" (50), 0.6250" (62), 0.7500" (75), 0.8750" (87), 1.0000" (100).

Then match the point-to-shank dimensions:

  • P (in): 0.376 ~ 0.875, 0.501 ~ 1.25, 0.626 ~ 1.5, 0.751 ~ 1.5, 0.876 ~ 1.75, 1.001 ~ 1.75
  • W (in): 0.062 ~ 0.867
  • R (in): 0.007 ~ 0.4375, 0.007 ~ 0.625, 0.007 ~ 0.75, 0.007 ~ 0.875

Finally, confirm tolerances at the interface: ensure your ejector seat/pocket dimensions and ball-lock engagement will accommodate the chosen D and length L. Tip shape (H, J, K, L, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z) should be selected to align with the part edge geometry for consistent blank ejection without gouging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which shank diameter (D) options are available for this light-duty inch ball-lock ejector punch?+
This series provides D (shank diameter) options of 0.3750" (37), 0.5000" (50), 0.6250" (62), 0.7500" (75), 0.8750" (87), and 1.0000" (100). Select the diameter that matches the ejector ball-lock pocket and guide bore in your die set.
How do I choose the coded length L for the ball-lock ejector punch?+
The available coded inch length range is L = 250 ~ 450. Pick the value that provides the required protrusion for reliable blank ejection while maintaining correct stroke travel within the press tool assembly.
What point geometry ranges (P, W, R) are offered for the larger-than-shank tip design?+
The point geometry includes P (0.376 ~ 0.875, 0.501 ~ 1.25, 0.626 ~ 1.5, 0.751 ~ 1.5, 0.876 ~ 1.75, 1.001 ~ 1.75), W (0.062 ~ 0.867), and R (0.007 ~ 0.4375, 0.007 ~ 0.625, 0.007 ~ 0.75, 0.007 ~ 0.875). Use these to fit the part edge clearance and the contact profile needed for clean ejection.
Which tip shapes are compatible with this ejector punch series?+
The tip shape variable is available as H, J, K, L, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z. Choose the tip shape based on the blank edge and die opening geometry so the larger point improves release control without damaging the part.
What does the XVP coating contribute for light-duty ejection use?+
This component specifies XVP coating and is intended to help reduce friction and wear during repeated ejection cycles. For high-cycle stamping or progressive operations, this can help maintain tip condition and improve consistency of blank release.

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