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    Knuckle-joint presses - Technology
    Range of application production of blanked and formed parts for the automotive industry and its suppliers Bed dimensions (l x w) 1,500 x 1,000 mm to 3,660 x 1,500 mm, depending on model Press capacity 2,000 kN, 2,500 kN, 3,150 kN, 4,000 kN, 5,000 kN, 6,300 kN, 8,000 kN, 10,000 kN Drive mechanical drive with modified modified knuckle-joint system Material feeding from coil with a roll feed line ... last changed on: 15.04.2014 Search similar pages
    Vertical coin minting presses
    Vertical coin minting presses models MRV have a wide range of application. They can be used tomanufacture round and multi-sided coins, as well as bi-metal and tri-metal coins.For the production of bi-metal and tri-metal coins, joining and coining is completed in one operating sequence. ... last changed on: 11.08.2014 Search similar pages
    Hydraulic transfer presses - Technology
    Range of application manufacturing of structural and outer skin components Bed dimensions (l x w) 1.7 x 1.3 m – 7.2 x 3.1 m Press capacity 5,000 – 32,000 kN Drive hydraulic drive Material feeding coil line or blankloader Part transport two or three axis transfer ... last changed on: 14.07.2009 Search similar pages
    Knuckle-joint presses - Parts
    These parts can be manufactured for example with Schuler knuckle-joint presses. ... last changed on: 15.04.2014 Search similar pages
    High-speed blanking presses
    The high-speed blanking press is best suitable for the economical production of precise parts with a high cutting accuracy. The fast and sturdy machines guarantee a high production rate and low costs per part and are available in the range from 630 to 1,250 kN. ... last changed on: 25.02.2022 Search similar pages
    Hydraulic tryout presses - Technology
    Range of application tryout and start-up of dies prior to volume production Press capcity 500 - 25.000 kN Drive hydraulic Material feeding manual for die tryout and start-up ... last changed on: 03.07.2009 Search similar pages
    Mechanical multi-station presses
    The classical multi-station press differs from transfer presses primarily the fact that single forming stations can be individually adjusted.  Another point of difference is the externally located blanking slide for the integrated production of blanks. Multi-station presses may be single-slide or multi-slide in design and are available in capacities of 2,500 kN (280 U.S. tons) to 60,000 kN ... last changed on: 28.03.2014 Search similar pages
    Horizontal coin minting presses
    Schuler MRH horizontal coin minting presses are used exclusively in the processing of round blanks.  With cycle times of up to 850 strokes per minute, this MRH press series is especially well suited for high volume minting of coins.  The small number of coin-specific change parts ensures fast changeover times and broad flexibility of application.  Worldwide, Schuler is the ... last changed on: 11.08.2014 Search similar pages
    Deep drawing with presses
    Various types of presses are used for the deep drawing of sheet metal, including double-acting presses with mechanical or hydraulic drive. Mechanical drive In the case of mechanical presses the blankholder is held by a knuckle-joint system. The drawing process is executed by a multi-link drive. To the extent to which the blankholder and drawing ram are driven by one main shaft, both systems ... last changed on: 28.03.2014 Search similar pages
    C- BASE line presses
    Type C- BASE line presses enable the cost-effective production of small and very small series and are available for manual operation (250 kN and 400 kN) or automatic operation (400 kN). Based on years of continuous optimization, these presses stand for reliability and quality. ... last changed on: 28.02.2017 Search similar pages
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