Electric press 660
assemblycrimpingfor the aerospace industry

Electric press - 660  - SCHMIDT Technology - assembly / crimping / for the aerospace industry
Electric press - 660  - SCHMIDT Technology - assembly / crimping / for the aerospace industry
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Characteristics

Operation
electric
Function
assembly, crimping
Applications
for the aerospace industry, for the automotive industry
Other characteristics
economical
Force

110 kN, 160 kN

Stroke

350 mm
(13.78 in)

Description

High-quality yet economical assembly is the guarantee for product success on the market. The goal is to join precise assemblies from inexpensive individual components with tolerances. Electrically driven screw presses – servo presses – are ideally suited for such tasks in terms of precision. In addition, the modules are characterised by high dynamics over the entire force and stroke range as well as excellent repeat accuracy. The ServoPress systems offer the perfect solution in the interaction of ServoPress modules and the PressControl 700 or PressControl 7000 controllers developed for this purpose. These meet the most complex requirements, in single workstations as well as in fully automated production lines. The full-load modules of the SCHMIDT® ServoPress series are EC type-approved in combination with the safety technology options SmartGate, SmartGuard and light curtain. Furthermore, SCHMIDT® ServoPress 660 with integrated energy management and intermediate storage of braking energy for use in the high power range, e.g. in the following industries: Electro mobility Crimping cable lugs Moulding of battery packs Aeronautics Moulding of stringers (aluminium profiles) 0.1 µm resolution position control 5.4 μm/inc resolution measurement data acquisition – way 48 N/inc resolution measurement data acquisition – force

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