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A knockout punch and die kit for 3/4 inch conduit, supplied as model 902-486
The Eclipse Knockout Punch/Die Kit is designed for electricians and installers who need to create clean holes for 3/4 inch conduit in junction boxes and panels. It provides the matched punch and die components required for the task. The kit arrives in new condition ready for immediate use on the job site.
This punch and die set fits into a standard knockout tooling workflow and requires a compatible driver or wrench to operate. It frees the installer from improvising hole sizes and ensures the opening matches 3/4 inch conduit specifications. Buyers who need capacity for larger trade sizes or a complete multi-size kit will need additional tooling.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Eclipse |
| Product type | Punch Kits |
The Eclipse 902-486 kit is designed for 3/4 inch conduit knockout work.
The kit uses a manual punch and die set that requires hand force for each knockout.
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