Our Products

We are committed to expanding our product line to meet the needs of the electrical contractor. We welcome your feedback, please contact us with any ideas or innovative suggestions to improve our product line.

Our Products

We are committed to expanding our product line to meet the needs of the electrical contractor. We welcome your feedback, please contact us with any ideas or innovative suggestions to improve our product line.

Holemaking

Engineered for speed and accuracy, Current Tools holemaking products deliver clean, precise holes in conduit, boxes, and panels. From knockout sets to hydraulic punches, these tools are built tough for professional electricians who demand reliability on every job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our knockouts are compatible with a range of standard knockout sizes, from ½" to 6" conduit sizes (please refer to chart in catalog for actual hole diameters). 

Yes, our knockouts use industry-standard thread sizes and are compatible with most commonly used punches and die sets. However, for best performance and fit, we recommend using Current Tools punches and dies.

We offer a variety of knockout sets from manual, drill driven, and hydraulic.   For example, the hydraulic set comes with a hydraulic hand pump, ram, hose, and punch and dies.  Each set is packed in a durable carrying case. Specific contents vary by model, so check product details on the website or in the catalog for exact configurations.

A knockout punch is designed to create a clean, round hole by removing the core material, often used in sheet metalwork for blanking or piercing, leaving a smooth hole without excess burrs. A stud punch, on the other hand, creates a smaller, precise hole specifically sized for inserting a stud, bolt, or fastener, commonly used in automotive or machinery fabrication for secure fastening.

A manual knockout is operated by hand, providing a more hands-on approach but requiring more physical effort, typically used for lighter or less frequent punching tasks.

A hydraulic knockout utilizes hydraulic pressure to apply force, making it ideal for thicker materials or high-volume work, as it requires less manual effort and can generate more force.  A drill-driven knockout uses a power drill to drive the punch through the material, offering speed and precision for creating holes quickly.