Expert By Facom Punches

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Expert by Facom Centre Punch

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Expert By Facom Punches at Tooled-Up.com

Expert By Facom Punches are hand-struck marking and driving tools for metalworking, vehicle repair and general engineering. Tooled-Up.com stocks them in two main types: centre punches for marking drilling positions and parallel punches for driving out pins and aligning components.

What sets them apart is the quality of the striking head, shank and tip. Each is made to hold its shape under repeated hammer blows, so marks stay accurate and pins drive out cleanly. Browse the Centre Punches and Parallel Punches child categories to find the right tool for the job.

Key Features of Expert By Facom Punches

  • Hardened striking heads: they resist mushrooming, which reduces the risk of metal fragments breaking away during use.
  • Ground working tips: centre punches have a precise point that gives a clean indentation, so the drill bit starts where you intend and does not wander.
  • Square-ground parallel tips: they sit flat against the pin, helping it drive straight through without jamming or deflecting.
  • Controlled shank dimensions: a consistent shank resists bending under heavy blows and keeps the strike in line with the tip.
  • Grippable body: a textured grip helps you keep control with oily or gloved hands.
  • Marked sizes: the stamped size makes it quicker to pick the right punch from a toolbox or roll.

Who Uses Expert By Facom Punches?

  • Motor mechanics: marking brackets for drilling and driving out seized pins.
  • Maintenance engineers: dismantling machinery, removing dowels and aligning assemblies.
  • Fabricators and welders: marking hole centres on steel before drilling.
  • Plant and agricultural fitters: knocking out linkage and attachment pins.
  • Serious DIYers: vehicle restoration, machinery repairs and metalwork projects.

Popular Expert By Facom Punches

Centre Punches

Centre punches are the first choice for marking drilling positions on metal. The indentation guides the drill point, giving cleaner and more accurate holes. They are useful in the workshop, on site and in the garage.

Parallel Punches

Parallel punches have a straight, uniform shaft. They are used for driving out pins and dowels and for general-purpose alignment tasks where a more slender pin punch would be too light. Shop Expert By Facom Punches at Tooled-Up.com to compare the types and sizes available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a centre punch used for?

A centre punch makes a small indentation in metal before drilling. It stops the drill bit slipping off the mark and helps you drill accurately where you intended.

When should I use a parallel punch?

Use a parallel punch to drive out pins and dowels, or to align parts during assembly. It is the better choice when you need a sturdier tool than a slim pin punch.

How do I stop punch heads mushrooming?

Strike squarely with a hammer of suitable weight and avoid glancing blows. Check the head regularly. If it starts to deform, dress it on a grinder to restore a flat, safe striking face.

What safety equipment should I wear?

Wear safety glasses or a face shield, as the HSE advises eye protection for striking tool tasks. Support the workpiece securely and choose a punch that suits the size of the job. Expert By Facom Punches are intended for use with hand hammers only.

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