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Non-Standard Tungsten Carbide Punch – PG Profile Grinding Precision
Non-Standard Tungsten Carbide Punch – PG Profile Grinding Precision
Custom non-standard punch manufactured by PG profile grinding, made from tungsten carbide for high wear resistance and precision stamping applications.
Key Features of Non-Standard Punch
Product Description of Non-Standard Punch
Hepha Non-Standard Punches, mainly precision-manufactured by PG Profile Grinding. They are specially designed for complex and customized stamping requirements where standard punches are not suitable.
Made from tungsten carbide, these punches offer exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and dimensional stability, making them ideal for high-volume and high-speed stamping operations. PG profile grinding allows precise control of punch geometry, including stepped profiles, tapered sections, and sharp or controlled-radius cutting edges.

Unlike conventional machining methods, PG grinding ensures superior profile accuracy and surface consistency, especially for non-standard shapes and micro punch features. This process enables us to achieve tight tolerances and excellent repeatability, which is critical for die assembly accuracy and replacement punch compatibility.
Each precision punch is custom-made according to customer drawings or samples, with full control over dimensions, profile angles, edge condition, and overall length. Whether used in progressive dies, fine blanking tools, or precision metal stamping molds, our tungsten carbide punches help improve tool life, reduce downtime, and maintain consistent part quality.
With strict inspection using optical profile measurement systems, we ensure every punch meets the required specifications before delivery.
Typical Applications

Available Materials for Customized Punches
To meet different stamping applications and working conditions, we offer a wide range of material options for non-standard punches. Material selection is optimized based on part geometry, wear requirements, production volume, and customer specifications. All punches are manufactured strictly according to customer drawings.
Tool Steels
Powder Metallurgy Steels
Tungsten Carbide
FAQs
We typically achieve ±0.002 mm tolerance with PG optical profile grinding.For simpler geometries or specific critical features, tolerance can reach to ±0.001mm. Final capability depends on part geometry, material, and profile complexity.
We typically grind radii as small as R0.02 mm (tool steel) and R0.01 mm (carbide).
All sharp corners are produced with a controlled micro-radius for durability and performance.
Yes. We specialize in complex and asymmetric PG-ground profiles, including compound curves and non-symmetrical shapes.
Carbide (Tungsten carbide) KR466,CD650,KD20
SKD11 / D2
SKH9 / M2
DC53
Powder steel
Yes. We regularly support connector molds and precision stamping dies, including fine-pitch and high-wear punch applications.
We accept UG,CAD,DWG files are preferred for complex PG profiles.
Normally 2-3days for production. The actual lead time will according to your design and quantity.
We have no strict MOQ, prototype & small batches are welcomed.
Customer drawings are treated as confidential, used only for production, and never shared with third parties. NDAs are available upon request.
PG optical profile grinding provides significantly higher profile accuracy and repeatability than standard grinding, especially for parts with complex contours and functional edges.
Compared with standard grinding, PG grinding offers:
Superior profile accuracy for curves, angles, and asymmetric shapes
Direct optical profile verification during grinding
Cleaner, sharper cutting edges with controlled micro-radius
Better consistency across multiple identical parts
Standard grinding is well suited for straight surfaces and simple geometries.
However, when the function of a punch or insert depends on precise contour shape, PG optical profile grinding ensures the profile matches the design intent exactly.
For precision molds, connector tooling, and fine-pitch stamping applications, PG grinding often results in more stable performance and longer tool life.







