Priory Pin Punches

Priory Pin Punches at Tooled-Up.com

Priory Pin Punches are used to drive out retaining pins, dowels and roll pins from machinery, engines and engineering assemblies. The selection includes the Priory Parallel Pin Punch and Long Parallel Pin Punch as single tools, alongside the Priory 6 Piece Parallel Pin Punch Set, 6 Piece Long Parallel Pin Punch Set and 9 Piece Parallel Pin Punch Set for those who need a full range of pin sizes in one kit.

Browse the Priory selection at Tooled-Up.com to choose between standard and long-reach punches. The long versions have 63mm (2½in) pins for reaching deep-set pins that standard punches cannot get to.

Key Features of Priory Pin Punches

• Parallel pin design: The straight shank sits snugly in the hole and pushes the pin out cleanly, without wedging or damaging the bore.
• Hexagonal body: The body won't roll off the workbench and gives a positive grip when held with a spanner or adjustable wrench. This is useful for stubborn pins that need extra leverage.
• Extra-long 63mm pins: The long sets reach pins recessed in engine blocks, gearboxes and other deep housings.
• Set options: The 6 piece and 9 piece sets cover a spread of pin diameters, so the right size is always to hand.
• Professional-grade build: Made for repeated striking with a hammer in workshop conditions.

Who Uses Priory Pin Punches?

These punches suit anyone who regularly dismantles and reassembles pinned components. Typical users include:

• Vehicle mechanics and motor engineers removing pins from engines, gearboxes and linkages
• Maintenance engineers servicing industrial machinery
• Toolmakers and fitters working on jigs, fixtures and assemblies
• Agricultural and plant mechanics repairing equipment in the workshop or in the field
• Serious DIY and restoration enthusiasts working on classic cars, motorcycles and machinery

The Tooled-Up Priory range lets you choose a single punch for a specific job or a full set for general workshop use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between standard and long parallel pin punches?

Standard punches suit pins that are easy to reach. The long versions have 63mm (2½in) pins, so they can access pins sitting deep in castings or housings, such as those in engine blocks.

Which set should I choose?

The 6 piece sets suit general work, while the 9 piece parallel set offers more sizes for varied workshop jobs. Choose the long set if you often deal with recessed pins.

Why does the hexagonal body matter?

It stops the punch rolling away on the bench, and lets you grip it with a spanner or adjustable wrench for extra control when a pin is tight.