Westward
Westward 2AJK6 Revolving Punch Plier 8 in 6 hole sizes
Revolving punch plier creates six hole sizes from 5/64 to 3/16 inch in leather, canvas, cardboard, plastic and rubber
- TypeHand Held Punches
- Punches clean holes in leather and canvas
- Six hole sizes from 5/64 to 3/16 inch
- Spring return jaw speeds repetitive tasks
- Cushion grip reduces hand fatigue
- Eight inch steel plier built for durability
Revolving punch plier for leather and canvas
The Westward 2AJK6 is a spring-return plier that punches six hole sizes from 5/64 in to 3/16 in. It works on canvas, cardboard, leather, plastic and rubber. The rotating head selects the diameter without changing tools. Standard cushion grips reduce hand fatigue during repetitive tasks.
Manual operation with steel jaws and spring return
No external power is required; the user squeezes the handles to drive the punch. The steel construction resists deformation when cutting dense material. Spring-loaded jaws reopen automatically after each stroke, keeping rhythm steady and noise low. The tool carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Sustained use on thick leather or layered rubber
Continuous punching through tough substrates demands consistent grip pressure; the cushion handles maintain comfort over long sessions. The fixed six-size turret limits hole options to the listed diameters, so jobs needing larger or non-standard holes require a different tool. Spring return stays reliable as long as the mechanism stays clean and lubricated.
Highlights
- Punches clean holes in leather and canvas
- Six hole sizes from 5/64 to 3/16 inch
- Spring return jaw speeds repetitive tasks
- Cushion grip reduces hand fatigue
- Eight inch steel plier built for durability
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 2AJK6 |
| Type | Hand Held Punches |
Questions about this item
How do I select the 5/64 in hole size on the revolving turret without stripping the spring return?
Align the desired hole size with the front jaw, then squeeze the handles fully; the spring returns the pliers automatically after each punch.
When should I replace the punch tips on the 2AJK6 if they stop cutting cleanly through leather?
Replace the tips when they no longer produce a clean hole in leather or plastic, indicating the cutting edges have dulled beyond use.
What limits continuous use of the 8 in pliers when punching 3/16 in holes in rubber?
Hand fatigue from repeated squeezing of the spring-return handles is the first limit during sustained punching of thicker materials.
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