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BERG UND SCHMID hand press
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Liechtenstein, 9494 Schaan
BERG UND SCHMID hand press
16/01/2025 11:32
Bids: 0
50 €
MEGA PRD50 Workshop Press
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United Kingdom (Great Britain), LU3 3BL Luton
MEGA PRD50 Workshop Press
09/01/2025 16:22
Bids: 0
50 €
HITACHI ZOSEN DL4 & SL4 Mechanical press line with hydro-zone forming
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Sweden, 461 38 Trollhättan
HITACHI ZOSEN DL4 & SL4 Mechanical press line with hydro-zone forming
WEINGARTEN - VERSON ZS 2200 - S4 800 Mechanical tandem press system
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Sweden, 461 38 Trollhättan
WEINGARTEN - VERSON ZS 2200 - S4 800 Mechanical tandem press system
VICKERS / CLEARING Mechanical Tandem press line
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Sweden, 461 38 Trollhättan
VICKERS / CLEARING Mechanical Tandem press line
MANZONI 2 MR / 200 Ton Mechanical Press with decoiler and feed control
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Sweden, 461 38 Trollhättan
MANZONI 2 MR / 200 Ton Mechanical Press with decoiler and feed control
MANZONI 2 MR / 200 Ton Mechanical Press with decoiler and feed control
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Sweden, 461 38 Trollhättan
MANZONI 2 MR / 200 Ton Mechanical Press with decoiler and feed control
MÄDER PRESSEN EP-500-40 Hand Press (4 pcs.)
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Hungary, 9200 Mosonmagyaróvár
MÄDER PRESSEN EP-500-40 Hand Press (4 pcs.)
1,500 €
Hand screw press
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Germany, 15345 Garzau
Hand screw press
08/01/2025 11:13
Bids: 0
90 €
HAHN+KOLB hand lever press
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Germany, 91056 Erlangen
HAHN+KOLB hand lever press
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Lot of hand presses
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Hungary, 9200 Mosonmagyaróvár
Lot of hand presses
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Bids: 2
  1. Definition: Mechanical Presses
  2. Definition of a "mechanical press"
  3. Areas of operation
  4. The structure of a mechanical press:
  5. Working with a mechanical press

The mechanical press with eccentric, crank or articulated drive, competes with pneumatic and hydraulic presses. Mechanical presses usually have a lower press force but work very precisely and with high cycle rates. They are therefore often used in serial production of small and medium-sized parts. The basic bell-crank linkage of the presses with eccentric and crank drives is not suitable for demanding forming processes, such as car body manufacturing, whereas the technically sophisticated articulated drive is. At Surplex you can bid for used mechanical or hydraulic machines with suitable table and stroke.

A mechanical press is a remodelling, stationary piece of equipment whose processes are mechanically operated through levers, knuckle-joint systems, eccentrics or spindle presses. Other press processes include pneumatic presses using compressed air, or hydraulic presses using pressure fluids.

  • They are used for embossing and for light to intermediate remodelling work
  • Mechanical presses, in relation to hydraulic presses, have restricted levels of pressure
  • They are composed of a frame, a lifting mechanism, a pressing tool and a power source.
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Mechanical presses, in relation to hydraulic presses, have restricted levels of pressure. They are used for embossing and for light to intermediate remodelling work. Pure mechanical presses, operated manually with levers, are only made to be used for light applications such as the filling of cartridges. Eccentrics, knuckle-joint systems or spindle presses are in part electronically operated and can be used for intermediate levels of pressure of up to 5000 kN.

Mechanical presses are composed of a frame, a lifting mechanism, a pressing tool and a power source. Besides the manually operated lever presses, mechanical presses are also in part electrically operated. On spindle presses, a flywheel is kept in motion, on which an eccentric connecting rod is moved through use of a clutch. The connecting rod, which is moving up and down, operates the tool that starts the pressing process. A knuckle-joint press pushes the workpiece together over a knuckle-joint, and a spindle press generates the desired pressure through an up and down movement of a rotating spindle. The most important and valuable component of a press is the actual pressing tool. This is a highly precise customised product, with which the actual workpieces can be remodelled. Through electrical support, mechanical presses can achieve high clock rates. This is especially true for the knuckle-joint press, which is commonly used for stamping small workpieces. In order to ensure efficiency for this process, automatic assembly is necessary.

Even though manually operated presses are widespread, today they are increasingly being replaced by automatically operated production-lines, and their importance is decreasing. However, they still regularly belong in the machine parks of production companies. The machines in highest demand today, are mechanical presses with high clock rates that allow for automatic inputs. Recommended providers of mechanical presses are: FRECH, MAWI, KRUPP, WEINGARTEN and SIEMPELKAMP