Greenlee
Greenlee 7212SP-1-1/4P Speed Punch 1-1/4 in 10 ga hand tool
Punches holes in mild steel, aluminum, fiberglass or plastic with up to three times faster setup and disassembly
- TypeHand Held Punches
- Punches mild steel, aluminium, fibreglass or plastic
- Works with LS50L11SP and 7906SBSP driver kits
- 1-1/4 in conduit and pipe size
- Slug falls free for clean removal
- Up to 3 times faster setup and disassembly
Hand-Held Punch for Conduit Work
The Greenlee 7212SP-1-1/4P Speed Punch creates clean holes in mild steel, aluminum, fiberglass or plastic. It is built for electricians and installers who need reliable conduit entry points. The tool handles a 1 1/4" conduit and pipe size with a slug that falls free. Buyers who need a hydraulic driver or a different diameter will need another solution.
Manual Operation with Driver Compatibility
This hand tool requires physical force to drive the punch through the workpiece. It pairs with the LS50L11SP and 7906SBSP Punch Driver Kits for powered operation. No motor, battery or hydraulic system is included in this unit. Users who want a self-contained powered punching tool should look elsewhere.
Faster Setup and Disassembly
The Speed Punch design reduces the time needed to assemble and take apart the tool on the job site. It offers up to three times faster setup and disassembly compared to standard punch configurations. No software, lubricants or carrying case are mentioned in the supplied data. Technicians who need a complete kit with drivers must source those separately.
Highlights
- Punches mild steel, aluminium, fibreglass or plastic
- Works with LS50L11SP and 7906SBSP driver kits
- 1-1/4 in conduit and pipe size
- Slug falls free for clean removal
- Up to 3 times faster setup and disassembly
Specifications
| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Model | 7212SP-1-1/4P |
| Type | Hand Held Punches |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 7212SP punch onto the LS50L11SP driver kit without misaligning the draw stud?
Thread the punch onto the draw stud of the LS50L11SP or 7906SBSP driver kit until the die seats flush against the material, then activate the driver; the self-centering design prevents cross-threading if you start it by hand.
What part of the 7212SP will wear out first and need replacement after repeated 10 gauge mild steel punching?
The cutting edges on the punch and die dull over time; replace the complete 7212SP-1-1/4P unit when hole quality degrades or slug ejection becomes inconsistent.
What limits how many 1-1/4 inch holes I can punch consecutively in 10 gauge steel with this tool?
The hydraulic driver's duty cycle and the operator's fatigue limit sustained use; the punch itself has no thermal or mechanical cycle limit specified.
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