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Retrofitting: Hydraulic presses

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Retrofitting of hydraulic presses

We can achieve this by modernizing your hydraulic presses

Retrofitting with energy-efficient electric drives


Retrofitting electronic camshaft controllers


Automated adjustable axes


Tool magazine allows for much shorter changeover times


Bring safety systems up-to-date


Avoid procurement issues for discontinued replacement parts


Good to know:

What are hydraulic presses?

Hydraulic presses work according to the hydrostatic principle. Hydraulic pumps driven by an electric motor generate pressure, which in turn is transmitted to the ram via cylinders. Because of this property, they are particularly suitable for drawing operations, since the ram’s position does not matter to utilize maximum force. Hydraulic presses, however, are not only used for cutting, but also in Testing, Die-Spotting and Try-Out presses, which is why they can be found in almost every area of ​​metal forming.

REFERENCES

We modernize hydraulic presses of different manufacturers from all over the world.
Here is a small selection of our references:

Dieffenbacher
Dieffenbacher
Lasco
Lasco
ZDAS
ZDAS
SMG
SMG
AP&T
AP&T
HYDRAP