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    ANDRITZ Schuler Presses UK Limited, Walsall, Great Britain
    Plant location of Schuler Presses UK in Walsall, Great Britain ... last changed on: 15.07.2025 Search similar pages
    Multi-station mechanical presses with eccentric drive (MME series)
    Multi-station mechanical presses with eccentric drive are well suited for warm forging due to the sinusoidal motion sequence, as there is a short contact time and sufficient non-contact time available for die cooling. This series of presses can be configured with 1 or 2-point slide attachment, and offers a wide range of rated press forces, with the ability to achieve long stroke lengths of 1.000 ... last changed on: 12.11.2015 Search similar pages
    Multi-station mechanical presses with link drive (MML series)
    Multi-station mechanical presses with link drive are suitable not only for high-volume production of small parts but also for producing a variety of shafts, due to the large range of slide strokes. The latest control systems make it possible to integrate the presses easily into fully automated production systems. The variety of features and available functions such as bed and slide ejectors ... last changed on: 15.06.2015 Search similar pages
    Coining presses for the manufacture of heat exchanger plates
    The coining of medium-sized and large heat exchanger plates made of various high-grade steels or other high-strength materials requires high coining forces in the range of 10,000 to 300,000 kN (approx. 1,125 to 33,750 U.S. tons). For pressing of heat exchanger plates of widely varied sizes with very close tolerances in the coining depth, Schuler offers coining presses for the complete range of ... last changed on: 19.09.2014 Search similar pages
    Hydraulic presses for forging ring blanks (MH series) - Technology
    Range of application forging ring blanks Press force 8.000 - 140.000 kN Drive hydraulic Material feeding robots Part transfer robots ... last changed on: 19.04.2010 Search similar pages
    Hydraulic presses for forging aluminum wheels (MH series) - Technology
    Range of application production of aluminum wheels Press force 5.000 - 100.000 kN Drive hydraulic Material feeding robots Part transfer robots ... last changed on: 19.04.2010 Search similar pages
    Screw presses (PA, PSM, PSH and PZS series) - Technology
    Applications Chassis components, crankshafts, turbine components, fittings, flanges Spindle diameter 125 – 1.325 mm Press capacity 2.500 – 280.000 kN Drive Mechanical direct drive; multi-motor flywheel drive Material feeding Manual; robots Part transfer Manual; robots ... last changed on: 19.04.2010 Search similar pages
    Multi-station mechanical presses with link drive (MML series)
    Multi-station mechanical presses with link drive are suitable not only for high-volume production of small parts but also for producing a variety of shafts, due to the large range of slide strokes. The latest control systems make it possible to integrate the presses easily into fully automated production systems. The variety of features and available functions such as bed and slide ejectors ... last changed on: 12.06.2015 Search similar pages
    Multi-station mechanical presses with eccentric drive (MME series) - Technology
    Range of application Parts for drive and suspension components Slide stroke 250 - 800 mm Press force 3.150 - 31.500 kN Drive Mechanical eccentric drive Stroke rate max. 32 - 60 1/min. ... last changed on: 19.04.2010 Search similar pages
    Multi-station mechanical presses with link drive (MML series) - Technology
    Range of application Parts for drive and suspension components Slide stroke 250 - 800 mm Press force 3.150 - 31.500 kN Drive Mechanical link drive Stroke rate max. 32 - 60 1/min. ... last changed on: 19.04.2010 Search similar pages
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