EDWARDS Angle Notcher - ED9-AC0124 Designed for the Edwards 25 Ton Ironworker, this Angle Notcher takes a precise 92° notch out of mild steel up to 3" x 3" x 1/4". Features Allows for an easy 90° to create a steel frame. Easily interchangeable attachment to maximize your Ironworker's capabilities. Take precise 92° notch out of mild steel up to 3" x 3" x 1/4". What our Experts Think Precision tooling for larger bending jobsThe EDWARDS 18″ Press Brake Tooling (ED9‑PRB18) is engineered to deliver clean, consistent bends on heavier plate and structural materials — ideal for shops handling large‑format fabrication. Built for heavy‑duty pressesDesigned to pair with 60 T–110 T shop presses, this tooling maintains rigidity and accuracy under high loads for dependable results. Accurate bend geometry every timePrecision‑machined, hardened tooling ensures uniform bend angles and smooth, repeatable results across multiple cycles — critical for production consistency. Versatile for common fabrication needsHandles a range of forming tasks from channels and brackets to complex bends, reducing the need for frequent tooling swaps. Durable, shop‑ready constructionIndustrial‑grade build stands up to heavy use in busy environments, delivering long service life with minimal maintenance. Quick setup and alignmentDesigned for easy installation and alignment, helping reduce setup time and keep workflows moving Q&A Q: What is the EDWARDS Urethane Stripper (ED9‑AC1099)?A: A durable urethane punch stripper designed to remove workpieces cleanly from the punch during metal punching operations on Edwards ironworkers or presses. Q: What does a stripper do?A: It pulls the workpiece off the punch after each stroke, preventing jams, reducing tool wear, and improving cycle consistency. Q: What materials is the urethane stripper suited for?A: Ideal for punching steel, aluminum, and other sheet/plate materials where material tends to stick to the punch tip. Q: What are the benefits of urethane vs. metal strippers?A: Urethane delivers less noise, reduced galling, and longer punch life, while still providing reliable stripping performance. Q: Is it compatible with Edwards tooling?A: Yes — designed to work with standard punch & die sets on Edwards ironworkers and compatible press tooling. Q: Why add a stripper to your punching setup?A: It boosts productivity by reducing downtime, minimizes edge deformation, and improves the smoothness of repetitive punching tasks. Q: Who should use this accessory?A: Metal fabricators, machine shops, and industrial workshops that want cleaner punch cycles and improved tooling longevity. Maintenance Tips Clean After Use: Remove debris, adhesive, and metal shavings to maintain smooth operation. Inspect for Wear: Check the urethane surfaces for cuts, tears, or deformation; replace if damaged. Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply light oil to any metal guides or pivot points to prevent friction and corrosion. Verify Alignment: Ensure the stripper is properly positioned to avoid uneven stripping or tool damage. Secure Hardware: Tighten bolts, clamps, and fasteners to maintain stability during operation. Store Properly: Keep in a dry environment away from direct sunlight or chemicals to prevent urethane degradation.
