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Hydraulic press PH series
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Characteristics

Operation
hydraulic
Function
punching, assembly
Structure
straight-side
Force

Min.: 150 kN

Max.: 600 kN

Stroke

200 mm, 250 mm
(8 in, 10 in)

Table width

480 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm
(19 in, 20 in, 24 in)

Table length

400 mm, 470 mm
(16 in, 19 in)

Max. pressure

Min.: 30 bar
(435 psi)

Max.: 270 bar
(3,916 psi)

Working speed

20 mm/s, 23 mm/s, 32 mm/s

Return speed

230 mm/s, 315 mm/s, 330 mm/s

Approaching speed

240 mm/s, 300 mm/s

Hydraulic pump power

6 kW, 8 kW, 11.5 kW

Weight

1,450 kg, 1,550 kg, 2,300 kg
(3,197 lb, 3,417 lb, 5,071 lb)

Overall length

630 mm
(25 in)

Overall width

300 mm
(12 in)

Overall height

390 mm
(15 in)

Description

AGME Automated Assembly Solutions is also a manufacturer of a versatile range of standard hydraulic presses (PH-15 Pro, PH-30 Pro and PH-60 Pro) which can meet most production needs in processes such as: assembly, hefting, riveting, punching, folding and cutting. AGME hydraulic presses incorporate important new features: Low-maintenance hydraulic cylinder. Electronic movement sensor Viewing window for cylinder course adjustment Cycle counter and operator alarms S7-200 programmable automaton, etc. Furthermore, the Pro version hydraulic presses offer pressure and course advanced control functions that require no manual adjustments. Optionally, you can add the following accessories: Pedal or joystick control Cycle start by single or double over stepping of the photo electric barrier Digital gauge Electrical control of oil level Process control Automation with slides, load cells, dividing plates, etc.

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