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CNC press
hydraulicpunchingassembly

CNC press
CNC press
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Characteristics

Operation
hydraulic
Function
stamping, bending, punching, assembly, riveting
Structure
column type
Control
CNC
Other characteristics
custom, hot
Applications
process
Force

100 kN, 1,000 kN

Opening

70 mm
(3 in)

Rate (strokes/min)

60 p/min

Stroke

120 mm
(5 in)

Table width

650 mm
(26 in)

Description

CNC presses are also known as bow hydraulic presses, C-type hydraulic presses, single-column hydraulic presses, motors, bearings, motor presses, floor-standing hydraulic presses, auto parts riveting equipment, and hydraulic shaping machines. The CNC hydraulic press adopts the touch screen as data input and data display. The upper and lower limit curves of displacement and pressure can be preset and compared with the current pressing value, and any pressing position can be input to obtain the interference resistance generated by the position during the last pressing. It is suitable for punching of various materials. , stamping, shaping, riveting, bending, shearing, stretching and pressing and assembly of various small parts. 1. Control the press-fitting output of the equipment, and display the current equipment output in real time; 2. Real-time display of the current pressing position in units of 0.01MM; 3. Real-time depiction of the pressing curve of force and displacement; 4. Interference detection can be carried out during the pressing process of parts; 5. The CNC press can compare the final press position to detect whether the press is in place; 6. The rigidity of the product can be tested; 7. It can store the pressing parameters of multiple sets of equipment to facilitate the next use; 8. The press-fitted data can be stored.

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