Using The Mcmaster Carr Stud Driven Hole Punch - Cisco 4G-ANTM-OM-CM Manual

Cisco Vandal Resistant Omni-directional Dome Antenna for 860-928 MHz ISM, WPAN and LoRaWAN (ANT-UN-MP-OUT-QMA)
Figure 4 Antenna Placement on Electrical Enclosures

Using the McMaster Carr Stud Driven Hole Punch

This section describes the McMaster Carr Stud Driven Hole Punch for 0.76" Long, 0.91" Wide Double-D Shape. Information in
this section is adapted by Cisco and published with written permission from McMaster Carr Supply Company. In duplicating the
information Cisco seeks to achieve an antenna datasheet that is standalone, and seeks to ensure that if the 3449A85 McMaster
product is changed or discontinued, a copy of the original information is available with the ANT-UN-MP-OUT-QMA antenna
datasheet.
Note: Cisco is providing 3449A85 information for reference purposes only, and does not sell, distribute or provide technical
support for the 3449A85 punch tool. For technical support and the most up to date information please contact McMaster Carr,
and reference the information located in the McMaster Carr 3449A8 datasheet.
Also known as chassis punches, these tools cut through sheet metal to create holes for installing switches and instruments.
They have an automatic centering design for accurate alignment. Drill pilot holes slightly larger than the size of the stud. All
punches can be used with a manual wrench or hydraulic driver, but require a stud adapter (sold separately) when used with a
hydraulic driver.
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