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    Servo press lines
    Servo press lines are characterized by maximum flexibility, high production rates and short die changeover times. ... last changed on: 15.06.2015 Search similar pages
    Servo Eccentric Press MSE
    strong>SERVO ECCENTRIC PRESS MSE Schuler forging. System solutions from Schuler offer customers worldwide a decisive advantage when it comes to quality, in all temperature ranges: Systems for hot forging Systems for warm forging Systems for cold forging Automated presses for solid forging are in use since 1960s with various drive concepts. Presses with ServoDirect Technologies are used successfully ... last changed on: 27.10.2017 Search similar pages
    Forging with ServoDirect Technology
    technology means that the former frequency- controlled 3-phase motor with constant speed is replaced by flexible torque servomotors. The machines do not have a flywheel, and there is no clutch and brake either. The main advantage of servo drive technology is that the slide kinematics are freely programmable. At the same time, higher productivity levels are possible compared to co-n ventional presses. The ... last changed on: 30.01.2015 Search similar pages
    Stamping presses with servo drive
    The new generation of ServoDirect Technology is a big plus in cost-effectiveness for stamping presses. The innovative drive concept enables flexible adaptation to every conceivable die functions and forming processes. Stamping presses with servo drive are available with 2,000 kN and 4,000 kN. ... last changed on: 18.08.2023 Search similar pages
    Presses with TwinServo Technology
    With its new TwinServo Technology, Schuler has taken servo technology to the next level and radically changed the press world. The first transfer press with TwinServo Technology at Schuler’s Forming Center in Erfurt has a capacity of 16,000 kN and is fully automated using components made by Schuler. The press bed houses two separate torque motors, each with a capacity of 503 kilowatts. The two ... last changed on: 28.02.2017 Search similar pages
    Servo presses in monoblock design
    strong>Servo presses in monoblock design are driven directly by torque motors. They deliver high torque values and are the right drive for dynamic forming processes. The lack of a flywheel and clutch / brake combination makes the presses flexible, energy efficient and reduces the maintenance required. The pendular stroke mode is exceedingly energy efficient and permits operator-programmable slide ... last changed on: 28.02.2017 Search similar pages
    Upsetter with ServoDirect Technology
    The upsetter with ServoDirect Technology permits maximum production output and makes it possible to optimize forging parameters for the material in the forging process. ... last changed on: 12.06.2015 Search similar pages
    Servo TechCenter Erfurt l Germany
    At the Servo TechCenter Erfurt, we invite you to take part in a live system comparison: Here, we operate a conventional eccentric press (press force 11,000 kN) alongside a press with ServoDirect Technology (press force 11,000 kN) and another press with innovative TwinServo Technology (press force 16,000 kN). With backup or startup production, we offer you the opportunity to bridge production ... last changed on: 25.04.2016 Search similar pages
    Servo TechCenter Erfurt l Germany
    In addition to a conventional eccentric press, our Servo TechCenter Erfurt also features one press with ServoDirect Technology and one press with our innovative TwinServo Technology. We can thus offer the entire range of press technology – and provide the best-possible support for your tasks. The performance range of the press plant and Servo TechCenter Erfurt includes producing complex ... last changed on: 22.03.2016 Search similar pages
    Stamping presses with servo drive - Technology
    last changed on: 18.08.2023 Search similar pages
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