Hydraulic press PSS 100 NC
electro-hydraulicstraighteningfor disassembly

Hydraulic press - PSS 100 NC - SICMI - electro-hydraulic / straightening / for disassembly
Hydraulic press - PSS 100 NC - SICMI - electro-hydraulic / straightening / for disassembly
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Characteristics

Operation
hydraulic, electro-hydraulic
Function
straightening, for disassembly
Applications
for sheet metal, for steel, for aluminum, laboratory, for automotive parts, for tools, for profiles
Structure
ram, double, straight-side, double-column
Control
semi-automatic
Force

100 tf

Opening

900 mm
(35 in)

Stroke

350 mm
(13.78 in)

Table width

1,050 mm
(41 in)

Table length

900 mm
(35 in)

Max. pressure

350 bar
(5,076 psi)

Working speed

25 mm/s

Hydraulic pump power

2 kW

Weight

1,030 kg
(2,271 lb)

Overall length

170 cm
(67 in)

Overall width

100 cm
(39 in)

Overall height

225 cm
(89 in)

Description

Hydraulic workshop press suitable for various processes, including straightening sheet metal, assembling and dismantling bearings, bolts, washers, and for carrying out molding or material deformation work. The press frame is made of fully welded milled steel, allowing the machine to absorb even the highest pressures. The PSS-NC hydraulic press is therefore suitable for intensive use in maintenance and repair workshops or even in industrial plants. The large front opening allows you to easily place long or wide pieces. The work surface of the PSS-NC hydraulic workshop press is hollow, allowing the material to be processed at height. The work support surface is available as optional equipment. The PSS-NC press has a 350 mm piston stroke and is equipped with a two-speed control unit operating at less than 29 mm/sec. It is operated by simultaneously using the lever and the button, as required by current CE safety regulations for presses with a piston descent speed exceeding 10 mm/sec. The lifting of the work platform occurs via a chain to be connected to the hydraulic cylinder, and the blocking of the work surface is carried out using steel tubes, which eliminate any unwanted movements. The PSS-NC hydraulic workshop press is also supplied with a transverse movement mobile cylinder with manual control. This function is very useful because it allows you to move the cylinder laterally and then lower it to the exact point of the sheet metal you want to work on, without having to move the metal piece. The basic version requires the piston to be moved manually using a handle. The desired position is then locked using a knob located on a metal grid. As an optional alternative, the cylinder can be moved transversally using a handwheel. The flange slides along a rack and can be stopped at any point. This variant makes piston movement much easier and more precise than the standard handle version. The PSS-NC electro-hydraulic press is available as standard from 20 to 150 tons. - Frame: Fully welded milled steel - Piston stroke: 350 mm - Control unit: Two-speed, <29 mm/sec - Operation: Lever and button (CE safety compliant) - Work platform lifting: Chain connected to hydraulic cylinder - Work surface blocking: Steel tubes - Mobile cylinder: Transverse movement, manual control (handle or optional handwheel) - Capacity: 20 to 150 tons (standard) - Large front opening for long/wide pieces - Optional work support surface - Optional semi-automatic version with sensors - Optional V-shaped prisms

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