EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For 50, 55, & 60 Ton Ironworkers (2013 & Older) - ED9-AC1055-S2

EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For 50, 55, & 60 Ton Ironworkers (2013 & Older) - ED9-AC1055-S2

The 241 Punch Assembly accommodates punch & die sets in various shapes and sizes from 1" up to 4". Punch large holes and slots in anything from sheet metal to steel plate.

Features

• Punch large holes and slots in anything from heavy sheet metal to steel beams.
• Replaces the installed Punch Assembly on the 50, 55, & 60 Ton Ironworkers (2013 & Prior).
• Requires 241 Punch & Die sets (contact Edwards for pricing and availability).
• 241 punch assembly accommodates punch and die sets in various shapes and sizes from 1" up to 4".

What our Experts Think

• Expanded punching capacity for older ironworkers
  The EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For 50, 55, & 60 Ton Ironworkers (2013 & Older) lets you punch large holes and slots (1"–4") in sheet, plate, and structural steel — a significant upgrade over standard punch stations on older machines.
• Perfect retrofit for legacy equipment
  Designed specifically to replace the installed punch assembly on 2013 and earlier 50T, 55T, and 60T ironworkers, this direct‑fit unit brings newer‑generation capability to older presses.
• Boosts shop versatility & throughput
  Accommodating a wide range of punch and die shapes/sizes, it lets fabricators tackle large hole punching jobs without resorting to secondary tooling or manual methods.
• Rugged build for industrial use
  At about 62 lb of industrial‑grade, precision‑machined components, this assembly stands up to heavy‑duty production work and frequent cycling.
• Simplifies tool management
  By using standard 241‑type punches/dies (sold separately), it streamlines tooling inventories while expanding capabilities.

Q&A

**Q: What is the EDWARDS 241 Punch Assembly For Elite 110 Ironworkers?
A: A heavy‑duty 241 punch assembly designed specifically to replace the installed punch station on Elite 110 ironworkers, letting you punch large holes and slots in metal with precision.

Q: What hole sizes does this assembly support?
A: It accommodates 241 punch & die sets in shapes and sizes from 1″ up to 4″, enabling big‑hole and slot punching for sheet, plate, and structural steel.

Q: What applications is it suited for?
A: Ideal for fabricating large holes and slots in heavy sheet, plate, channel, and beam materials used in structural and industrial metalworking.

Q: Does the punch & die set come included?
A: No — 241 punch & die sets are sold separately; contact Edwards or a distributor for matching tooling options.

Q: Is this assembly robust enough for industrial use?
A: Yes — built to handle high‑volume, heavy‑duty punching when paired with the appropriate 241 die sets.

Q: Who should use this product?
A: Metal fabrication shops, structural steelworkers, and industrial maintenance teams with an Elite 110 ironworker seeking expanded punching capability and productivity.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use: Remove metal shavings, dust, and oil to protect punch edges and maintain precision.
• Inspect for Wear: Check punch and die for cracks, chips, or dullness; replace or sharpen as needed.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply light oil to guides and moving components to reduce friction and prevent corrosion.
• Verify Alignment: Ensure punch and die are properly seated in the ironworker to avoid uneven wear or damage.
• Use Within Rated Capacity: Operate only within the 50–60 ton range to prevent overloading or breakage.
• Secure Hardware: Tighten all bolts and clamps to maintain stable, repeatable performance.
• Protect from Rust: Store in a dry environment and lightly oil steel surfaces to prevent corrosion.