Compact C-shaped open front presses with optimal accessibility for assembly and press-fitting processes.
Robust double-sided presses in H-frame design for precise forming and joining processes with high forces.
Hydraulic column presses for precise forming, calibrating and cutting of small to large workpieces.
Customized press automation with integrated feeding, control and automated process sequences.
The open front press impresses with its compact design featuring a stable C-shaped frame and allows convenient access to the working area from up to three sides. The hydraulic unit is integrated into the machine body to save space.
Hydraulic open front presses are particularly suitable for smaller workpieces and for applications such as assembly work, straightening, pressing in components (joining processes) and light blanking. The machines are available as the MP model with its own base frame and as the MTP bench press.
Each hydraulic press is developed and manufactured specifically for the requirements of the respective application. Technical parameters such as pressing force, stroke, installation height, output and dimensions therefore vary depending on the application.
In addition to the usual standardization, the focus is on the precise design of all components for the respective process. This results in technically sophisticated press systems that meet the highest requirements for performance, precision and process reliability.
Here we answer the questions we are asked most frequently. Should you have any further questions, we look forward to hearing from you.
C-shaped open front presses are characterized by their compact monoblock design and provide optimal access to the working area from three sides (from the front and from the sides). This makes them the ideal solution for manual loading work, quick setup or flexible integration into automated coil lines and robot cells.
Due to the open C-frame design, the frame experiences design-related deflection under maximum load, which is greater than with closed frame systems. This can be disadvantageous for high-precision applications with extreme tolerance requirements or strongly eccentric forces.
Switching to electromechanical drives (servo spindles) is particularly worthwhile for lower forces (under 300 kN) and when no hydraulic unit is desired (e.g. for reasons of space or cleanliness). The advantage lies in precise positioning and integrated force-displacement monitoring.
With high forces, however, the acquisition costs for electric spindles increase disproportionately compared to extremely robust and durable hydraulics.
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We analyze your requirements and find a press that is ideally suited to your processes and needs. If no suitable model is available, we develop and manufacture an individual solution specifically for your application. Please feel free to contact us.
