Hard Drive Punch Machine

Choose from our selection of drive pin punches including pin removal punches pin removal punch sets and more.

Hard drive punch machine.

One of the primary concerns with using a hard drive punching machine is the high impact force required to punch into the drive from the back side. Although the 105 hard drive punch weighs 208 lbs the durable swivel casters makes transporting this heavy duty machine a piece of cake. Hard drive punches destroy and permanently damage hard drives preventing them from re installation and use by any computer. It can take months to produce an accurate copy of your hard drive and one day you will have a complete blank drive that can be run as a backup.

In stock and ready to ship. Are you aware of the fact that sensitive data is not only stored on the hard drives of laptop computers pcs and server systems but also on the drives found in office printers copiers and digital printers. Hard drive punchers and shredders guarantee total hard drive destruction. For trusted hard drive destruction you cannot go wrong with the datastroyer 105 hard drive punch.

Check out our garner hard drive destroyers model pd 4 and the pd 8700. The hard drive puncher makes sure your hard drive is completely unusable by literally punching a hole into its center. Drive pin punches help you accurately drive pins without damaging the pin or the hole. The new 0101 hdp hard drive punch from ideal is the perfect low cost way of destroying 2 hard drives and other optical media per minute by punching a hole through the drives making the item completely unusable.

For heavier duty driving try a drift pin punch that can help enlarge holes or align them prior to bolting or riveting metal parts. Hard drive punching is an art form. Use a roll pin punch to help extract difficult to remove roll pins when performing machine or gun maintenance. The single phase motor is incredibly powerful yet is very quiet and will not cause disturbance in your office.

The hard drive shredders offer powerful cutting heads that transform hard drives as well as other assorted types of material into microscopic pieces.