A servo hydraulic press is a type of press that is used to shape or form materials through the application of force. lt works by using a hydraulic system to generate the force needed to press or punch a material.

The mechanical servo press offers versatility and higher production speeds. The hydraulic press does not generally achieve the high cycling speeds of a similar-sized mechanical press, but it does offer greater versatility with its variable stroke length, die space, and pressure.

The hydraulic press works by pressing a small amount of force onto the plunger which presses the fluid below. This pressure is then distributed evenly which in turn raises the ram. The pressure between the plunger and the ram then works to crush the item placed between them.

Our standard presses require a three-phase 400V power supply

Choosing the right hydraulic press depends on several factors including the intended use, material type, maximum force needed, size of the workpiece, precision requirements, and budget. Consulting with manufacturers and providing detailed requirements can help in selecting a model that best fits your operational needs.

Hydraulic presses can work with a wide range of materials, including metals such as steel and aluminum, plastics, composites, rubber, and wood products. The specific capability depends on the machine’s power (tonnage) and the properties of the material being processed.

Hydraulic presses are used in composite fabrication to mold materials into shapes at high temperatures and pressures, essential for producing lightweight yet strong components for various industries.