Turret Punching

Turret punching refers to the process of punching holes in metal through specialised tooling pressed down onto the workpiece

  • CNC operated machinery
  • 0.38-6.00mm gauges
  • Accurate, Fast turnaround





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    Turret Punching

    As part of our outsourced steel presswork, Venture Steel Group provides turret punching. Our state-of-the-art CNC turret punch places efficiency and accuracy at the forefront of our punching operations, even whilst handling high material tonnage.

    Venture Steel Group is an established UK manufacturer, taking pride in the quality of our British made products and the relationships we form with our customers. We work closely with clients whilst providing our steel presswork services to ensure we satisfy expectations, whether ministering to one off punching operations or for a more complete range of manufacturing services.

    Our Turret Punching Services

    Our turret punching services can be provided for clients on a global scale, performed on a range of steel grades. Venture Steel Group supplies galvanised, hot and cold rolled, and exotic steels, from 0.38-6.00mm gauges, for turret punching operations. Our steel is further supplied to suit most industry standards.

    Turret punching refers to the process of punching holes in metal through specialised tooling pressed down onto the workpiece; when enacted on a CNC (computer numerical controlled) machine, the workpiece is automatically aligned with the cutting tools which can be lowered to cut. CNC turret punches are best for mass production, maintaining speed and accuracy through an automated process.

    FAQ's

    Turret punching is an efficient method of punching holes in metal on mass. Multiple tooling can be contained within a punch so as to produce numerous sizes or shapes of holes without the need to change tooling.

    A turret punch is applicable for high volume production, on simple profiles, where repetitive holes in the workpiece are needed.

    A turret punch may be CNC or manually controlled; CNC turret punches are best for mass production, whilst manual punches are more efficient where workpieces or tooling is often changed. Turret punches can be further categorised by a hydraulic, mechanic, or servo motor control. Out of the three, hydraulic turret punches are the most common.

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      Venture Steel Group undertakes all project sizes; we can handle mass production whilst adhering to project lead times and budget restrictions. Production takes place across our two family-owned sites, totalling over 75,000 sq. ft, enabling Venture Steel Group to ensure that our high standards are maintained throughout our services.