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We specialize in hydraulic compression molding presses, 15 to 1,000 tons clamp force. Four post, C-Frame and slab side. We offer vacuum chamber presses, ASTM test sample presses, Transfer, LIM and encapsulating presses. We also supply all-electric presses with clamping force up to 30 tons.
Macrodyne manufactures custom hydraulic presses and press lines from 50–10,000 tons for many applications in the Metalworking, Plastic, Wood, Rubber and Laminate Industries. Other products supplied include die handling equipment and press automation. Press up-grade services also provided.
Grimco Presses manufactures a wide variety of hydraulic presses, such as laminating presses, compression molding presses, laboratory presses, c-frame presses and vacuum presses. Our presses are available for single person usage and can be customized for your specifications.
Technical Machine Products designs, manufactures, rebuilds and services a full range of compression & injection presses, including hydraulic transfer presses, hydraulic vacuum presses, Vacu-Jet injection molding systems and MAXI-JET hydraulic injection presses. Contact us for a TMP built machine.
Phoenix Hydraulic Presses upholds the highest manufacturing standards and offers custom engineered and standard C-frame, 4-Column, Gib-Guided, and bench press models in any specified tonnage. Partner with us for complete turnkey systems, tooling and automation services, press rebuilding and press upgrades.
Pacific Press Technologies specializes in hydraulic forming, stamping and compression molding presses for the metalforming and advanced composites marketplaces. Gap frames from 100 to 1000 tonnages. Straightsides include OBM and OBL (to 1000) tons or column designs (to 3000 tons).
Verson-LCM presses meet one of the
highest quality press standards in the world. We offer presses of many types: deep drawing, hemming, die-spotting/ die-tryout, forging, SMC, CCL and printed circuit board laminating presses. Get the hydraulic or hydroforming press you need for your special application.
W.B. Equipment Service Company is a supplier of equipment rentals, specializing in hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Rental systems available include hydraulic presses, lifts, jacks and hoists. Also offering sales and service, we are committed to providing equipment for unconventional needs.
Reliable specializes in custom-built hydraulic presses and will rebuild any new or used hydraulic press to fit your specifications. We offer hydraulic production and laboratory presses including slab side, post, window and C-frame styles. Come check out our website for a list of our current inventory.
Mechanical power presses are used to shear, punch, form, or assemble metals or other materials by using tools or dies attached to slides or rams. Metalworking takes place by putting stock on a bottom die and striking it with a top die, which is attached to a crankshaft with connecting rods. Rotation of the crankshaft is accomplished from a motor, flywheel, and gear power transmission.
The two primary types of power presses, based on their clutch type, include full revolution (mechanical clutch) and part-revolution clutch. A full revolution clutch is a type of clutch that, when tripped, cannot be disengaged until the crankshaft has almost completed a full revolution and the press slides a full stroke. Power presses with this type of clutch were designed to make one full machine stroke or crankshaft revolution after each engagement of the mechanical pin, collar, or rolling key. A part revolution clutch, in contrast, can be disengaged at any point before the crankshaft has completed a full revolution and the press slide has completed a full stroke. Most power presses with part revolution clutches are air clutch and brake. After trapping air in a chamber or tube, the compressed air causes the clutch to engage and the brake is disengaged; the press then makes a single stroke.
Power presses, because of their use in high-production manufacturing and heavy operator involvement, can result in maximum hazards. As a result, extreme safety precautions are necessary when using these
power presses.
