Greenlee
Greenlee 7212SP-2D 2 27/64 in conduit die
Knockout die cuts a 2 27/64 inch round hole in steel, aluminum, brass, copper, fiberglass and plastic up to 10 gauge
- TypeDies & Taps
- Round 2 27/64 in holes in 10 ga steel
- Slug splits and falls free for fast cleanup
- Works with battery-hydraulic and manual-hydraulic tools
- Cuts aluminum, brass, copper, fiberglass and plastic
- Single-piece die from Greenlee Speed Punch series
Conduit Die for Hydraulic Tools
The Greenlee 7212SP-2D is a knockout die designed for battery-hydraulic and manual-hydraulic tools. It creates a round hole with a nominal size of 2 27/64 in and an exact diameter of 2 41/100 in. Electricians and panel builders use it to punch conduit entry points in enclosures and junction boxes.
Speed Punch Slug Ejection
The die belongs to the Speed Punch series and splits the slug in half so it falls free from the die and stud without manual removal. This reduces downtime during repetitive punching tasks. The design keeps the work area clear and speeds up the workflow on larger jobs.
Material Capacity Limits 10 ga
The die handles mild steel and aluminium up to 10 ga thickness. It also works with brass, copper, fibreglass and plastic sheets. Buyers needing to punch thicker steel plate or larger diameters must select a different die.
Highlights
- Round 2 27/64 in holes in 10 ga steel
- Slug splits and falls free for fast cleanup
- Works with battery-hydraulic and manual-hydraulic tools
- Cuts aluminum, brass, copper, fiberglass and plastic
- Single-piece die from Greenlee Speed Punch series
Specifications
| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Model | 7212SP-2D |
| Type | Dies & Taps |
Questions about this item
How do I install this 2 27/64 in conduit die on my hydraulic punch driver?
Thread the die onto the draw stud of your battery-hydraulic or manual-hydraulic driver, align the pilot point with the layout mark, and operate the ram until the slug splits and falls free.
What maintenance does this Speed Punch series die need over time?
Clean metal shavings from the cutting flutes after each use, coat lightly with machine oil to prevent rust, and inspect the cutting edges for rounding or chipping before the next job.
What is the first limit I will hit when punching thicker material with this die?
The die is rated for a maximum of 10 gauge mild steel and 10 gauge aluminum; exceeding that thickness will stall the driver or damage the cutting edges.
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