Hydraulic press P series

for the aerospace industry

Thanks to almost 120 years of experience in building screw presses, with continuous developments, there is practically no drop forging that cannot be manufactured using a screw press. As far back as 1936, the conventional friction drive was superseded by the friction roller drive and, subsequently, direct drive. From 1963 onward, once reliable three-phase synchronous motors with rapid permitted switching frequencies were available; the door was open to a new and ideal drive system for screw presses. In this direct drive, the torque from the drive motor is transmitted to the screw without intermediate drive components, wear parts or energy losses. This drive concept represents the optimum design solution for a screw press drive – in terms of robustness, reliability, maintenance and efficiency. Your advantages wide range of parts high repeat accuracy high reliability high flexibility maximum efficiency frequency drive Description Applications - Chassis components, crankshafts, turbine components, fittings, flanges Spindle diameter - 125 - 1.325 mm Drive - Mechanical direct drive; multi-motor flywheel drive Material feeding - Manual; robots Part transfer - Manual; robots Optional equipment Ejector in the bed and slide Die change systems Customer-specific solutions