Mayhew Steel 25006 Pilot Punch, 7/32" Point Diameter, Series 112

Mayhew Steel 25006 Pilot Punch, 7/32" Point Diameter, Series 112

• The Mayhew Steel 25006 Pilot Punch is a professional grade tool designed for the precision removal and installation of roll pins and hollow tension pins. Featuring a 7/32" point diameter, this high quality alloy steel punch includes a pilot tip to prevent slippage. This SKU serves as a replacement part for standard 7/32" roll pin punches.
• Features:
  • Precision machined 7/32" pilot point centers the tool inside hollow pins to prevent surface marring or slipping during high impact use.
  • Manufactured from premium alloy steel that undergoes a specialized heat treatment process for maximum durability and impact resistance.
  • Knurled handle design provides a secure and comfortable grip for the user, ensuring better control when driving mechanical fasteners.
  • Engineered specifically for the Series 112 professional line to withstand heavy duty industrial and automotive maintenance tasks.
  • Sand blasted finish offers a clean surface that resists corrosion and provides a professional appearance in any tool kit.
  • Designed as a specialized replacement part for technicians requiring a dedicated tool for #7 size roll pin extraction.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Mayhew Steel
  • Part Number: 25006
  • MPN: 25006
  • UPC: 045256250069
  • Point Diameter: 7/32"
  • Overall Length: 5"
  • Stock Size: 3/8"
  • Finish: Sand Blasted
  • Material: Alloy Steel
  • Quantity: 1
  • System Compatibility: Replacement part for 7/32" roll pin and hollow tension pin applications.
• The Pilot Punch can also be referred to as a roll pin punch, spring pin punch, 7/32" punch, mechanical pin driver, and industrial steel punch.

Mayhew Steel is a premier American manufacturer specialized in professional hand tools including punches, chisels, and pry bars. Founded in 1856, they are the oldest punch and chisel maker in the United States, prioritizing quality and precision engineering.

Q: What is the purpose of the pilot point on this tool?
A: The pilot point is a small protrusion that fits inside a hollow roll pin or spring pin to keep the punch centered and prevent it from sliding off the fastener.

Q: Can this punch be used on solid pins?
A: While it can be used, it is specifically designed for hollow pins; a standard pin punch is typically better suited for solid mechanical fasteners.

Q: What finish is applied to this series of punches?
A: This Series 112 tool features a sand blasted finish on alloy steel, which provides a durable surface suitable for professional automotive and industrial environments.