
Extended Range Jector Punches - Metric, XN DayTride® Coating
Extended Range Jector Punches - Metric, XN DayTride® Coating provide consistent punch extension for long-stroke ejector applications. The XN DayTride® coated surface supports stable performance under repetitive press cycles.
- Extended range ejector geometry for improved reach in tooling
- XN DayTride® coating helps reduce wear during punch service
- Metric punch construction with selectable tip shapes for fitment
- Suitable for die sets where long point length is required
Specifications
50 configurations available
| Tip shape | D (Shank dia.) (mm) | L1 (Point Length) (mm) | L (Length) (mm) | P Dimension (mm) | W Dimension (mm) | R Dimension (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | - |
| H | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | - |
| H | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | - |
| H | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | - |
| H | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | - |
| J | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | - |
| J | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | - |
| J | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | - |
| J | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | - |
| J | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | - |
| K | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | 0.2 ~ 19.975 |
| K | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | 0.2 ~ 22.475 |
| K | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | 0.2 ~ 24.975 |
| K | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | 0.2 ~ 27.975 |
| K | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | 0.2 ~ 31.475 |
| N | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 8 ~ 39.95 | - |
| N | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 9 ~ 44.95 | - |
| N | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 10 ~ 49.95 | - |
| N | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 11 ~ 55.95 | - |
| N | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 12 ~ 62.95 | - |
| O | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | - |
| O | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | - |
| O | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | - |
| O | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | - |
| O | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | - |
| R | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | - |
| R | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | - |
| R | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | - |
| R | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | - |
| R | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | - |
| V | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | - |
| V | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | - |
| V | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | - |
| V | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | - |
| V | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | - |
| X | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | - | - |
| X | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | - | - |
| X | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | - | - |
| X | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | - | - |
| X | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | - | - |
| Y | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 20 ~ 39.95 | 8 ~ 39.95 | 0.2 ~ 19.975 |
| Y | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 25 ~ 44.95 | 9 ~ 44.95 | 0.2 ~ 22.475 |
| Y | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 30 ~ 49.95 | 10 ~ 49.95 | 0.2 ~ 24.975 |
| Y | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 35 ~ 55.95 | 11 ~ 55.95 | 0.2 ~ 27.975 |
| Y | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | 40 ~ 62.95 | 12 ~ 62.95 | 0.2 ~ 31.475 |
| Z | 40 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 8 ~ 39.95 | 0.2 ~ 19.975 |
| Z | 45 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 9 ~ 44.95 | 0.2 ~ 22.475 |
| Z | 50 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 10 ~ 49.95 | 0.2 ~ 24.975 |
| Z | 56 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 11 ~ 55.95 | 0.2 ~ 27.975 |
| Z | 63 | 25 ~ 30 | 63 ~ 100 | - | 12 ~ 62.95 | 0.2 ~ 31.475 |
Product Guide
Application Scenarios+
This extended-range jector punch is used in injection mold tooling where the ejector requires a longer reach to move parts reliably—especially when there is deeper shut-off height, longer undercuts, or taller inserts. The point length of L1 = 25–30 mm combined with overall length L = 63–100 mm helps maintain stable engagement without excessive flex.
- Automotive connector and sensor housings: common for parts with deep cavities and multiple inserts; the extended geometry supports consistent part ejection over repetitive press cycles.
- Consumer electronics enclosures: when ejector pins must reach recessed features, selectable tip shapes (H, J, K, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z) improve fit with the mating die/insert.
- Medical device housings with tight dimensional control: the XN DayTride® coating is specified to reduce service wear, supporting longer tool life in high-cycle environments.
Material & Process Details+
The provided specifications identify the coating and geometry, but do not list a specific steel grade. For this reason, material-property claims are limited to what can be supported: the punch uses an XN DayTride® coating designed to improve wear performance under repetitive ejector loading.
- Wear resistance: the XN DayTride® coating helps reduce abrasive and adhesive wear at the punch service surface, supporting longer life during frequent press cycles.
- Toughness trade-off: surface coatings typically prioritize wear resistance; they work best when underlying steel toughness and proper support align with the required length (L = 63–100 mm) to limit bending stresses.
- Heat treatment state: not specified in the input data (e.g., nitrided or quenched & tempered state is not provided).
If you need confirmed hardness (HRC) or the steel grade/heat-treatment recipe, share the intended cavity/core material and operating cycle count so we can align the recommended grade and treatment.
Sizing & Selection Guide+
Select the jector punch by matching the point length, overall length, and shank diameter to the ejector system and the receiving die geometry. Start with L1 (point length) = 25–30 mm to ensure the punch penetrates the required depth for reliable part release without bottoming.
- Overall length: choose L = 63–100 mm so the working point reaches the cavity feature while maintaining sufficient support length in the ejector guide/support.
- Shank diameter: match D (shank dia.) = 40, 45, 50, 56, 63 mm to the leader/ejector bore and any standard mounting clearances.
- Tip shape compatibility: select one tip shape (H, J, K, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z) that fits the mating die pocket/insert geometry.
Dimensions P, W, and R are available in multiple ranges (e.g., P = 20–39.95 mm up to 40–62.95 mm; W = 8–39.95 mm up to 12–62.95 mm; R = 0.2–19.975 mm up to 0.2–31.475 mm). Use these to align with the cutter/guide radii and seating features; where functional clearance is required, keep tolerances consistent with your die-set and ejector guide tolerancing strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the correct point length (L1) for reliable ejection in a deep cavity die set?+
Use L1 = 25–30 mm to cover the required working depth to reach the part feature that must be released. Then verify the overall length L = 63–100 mm provides enough reach without causing bottoming or excessive bending in long-stroke ejector layouts.
Which tip shape (H, J, K, N, O, R, V, X, Y, Z) should I select to match the mating die pocket geometry?+
Tip shapes are intended for fitment with the receiving die/insert geometry; select the one that mates correctly with your pocket contour and support area. If you are matching a specific seating radius or corner profile, also align the available R range (e.g., 0.2–19.975 to 0.2–31.475 mm depending on configuration).
What shank diameter (D) options are available, and how do they affect ejector bore/guide fit?+
The available shank diameters are D = 40, 45, 50, 56, 63 mm. Match D to the leader/ejector bore and your standard clearance strategy; if your guide system uses tighter fits, confirm your drawing tolerances before locking the ejector stack-up.
Can the XN DayTride® coating be selected as a wear-control feature for high-cycle ejector service?+
This series specifies an XN DayTride® coating intended to reduce wear during punch service under repetitive press cycles. It is particularly relevant when ejector surfaces experience frequent sliding/impact and you need improved wear performance without changing the ejector geometry.
How should I use the P, W, and R dimensions when designing the ejector retention or seating features?+
Choose from the provided configuration ranges to match your retention or seating geometry: P (e.g., 20–39.95 up to 40–62.95 mm), W (e.g., 8–39.95 up to 12–62.95 mm), and R (e.g., 0.2–19.975 up to 0.2–31.475 mm). Use these dimensions to ensure proper seating contact and radius match while maintaining functional clearance for assembly.
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