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Tablet Press Tooling Die Punch

Upper punch, lower punch, die: tablet tooling made in-house in OHNS or HCHC steel, hard chrome plated to 51–60 HRC. Built to EURO and IPT standards or as special tooling, in any shape including multi-tip and Polo type. Send an enquiry with your tooling specification.

OHNS (T), AISI O1; HCHC, AISI D3
Material Options
Hard chrome plating
Surface Treatment
51–60 HRC
Hardness

Technical specifications

Material Options
OHNS (T), AISI O1; HCHC, AISI D3
Surface Treatment
Hard chrome plating
Hardness
51–60 HRC
Standards
EURO, IPT, special tooling
Tooling Types
D, DB, B, BB
Shapes
Any shape; multi-tip and Polo type
Set Contents
Upper punch, lower punch, die
Manufacture
In-house
Brand
Ace

Tablet punches and dies made in-house: OHNS (AISI O1) or HCHC (AISI D3) steel, hard chrome plated, 51–60 HRC. EURO, IPT or special tooling; any shape incl. multi-tip and Polo type. Set: upper punch, lower punch, die. Upper tip 8–9 mm; lower tip 25–28 mm.

Key features

✓OHNS (AISI O1) or HCHC (AISI D3)
✓Hard chrome plating
✓Hardness 51–60 HRC
✓EURO, IPT and special tooling
✓Tooling types D, DB, B, BB
✓Multi-tip and Polo type available
✓Upper punch tip 8–9 mm
✓Lower punch tip 25–28 mm
✓Made in-house
Price upon request

What this category covers

This category covers tablet press tooling: upper punches, lower punches and dies. These parts shape and compress each tablet under high pressure, so they wear with use and need regular replacement. Plants also add new tooling when they launch tablets in a new shape, size or embossing.

Includes:

  • ✓Upper punches
  • ✓Lower punches
  • ✓Dies
  • ✓Multi-tip tooling
  • ✓Embossed, debossed and plain tooling
  • ✓Tooling for different press types

Excludes:

  • ✕Complete tablet presses
  • ✕Other press spare parts
  • ✕Capsule filling machine parts

Examples (not the full range):

  • ›Upper punches, lower punches and dies made in-house for tablet presses

What these products are used for

These products form tablets to the correct shape, size, thickness and weight. They solve problems caused by worn tooling, such as sticking, picking, capping and weight variation, and they let plants produce new tablet designs.

Buying, comparing, learning and reordering

Buyers search by press type, tooling type and tablet shape. Comparison focuses on steel grade, finish and lead time. Learning searches ask how to extend tooling life. Repeat purchases are frequent as tooling wears.

Key variations within this category

Tooling type for the press
Tablet shape and size
Steel grade and coating
Embossing and break lines
Single-tip or multi-tip
New tooling versus refurbishment

Use cases and scenarios

A plant adds tooling for a new product shape. A maintenance team replaces worn punches showing sticking. A nutraceutical maker orders embossed tooling for branding. A contract manufacturer keeps tooling sets for each client.

How to choose

Match tooling to the press type and the tablet design. Harder steels and coatings last longer but cost more. Ask for drawings to approve before production of new shapes. Keep spare sets for high-volume products.

Related categories and products

Related categories include tablet presses, rotary tablet presses and pharma machinery spare parts.

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