Presses & Forming Machines

Presses and forming machines are essential for shaping and cutting metal in industrial applications. They ensure precision and efficiency in manufacturing processes.

  1. PHI HEATED PLATEN PRESS 30 TON

    Platen Presses

    PHI HEATED PLATEN PRESS 30 TON

    Heated Platen Press

  2. CARVER HEATING/COOLING PLATENS, 650°F, DIGITAL CONTROL

    Platen Presses

    CARVER HEATING/COOLING PLATENS, 650°F, DIGITAL CONTROL

    Heating/Cooling Platens with Digitial Control. Platen size 6" x 6" with hose assemblies. Platens compatible with various Carver Presses, one of which is the Model C.

  3. SCHAEFER ROTARY LAMINATING PRESS 18"

    Platen Presses

    SCHAEFER ROTARY LAMINATING PRESS 18"

    Smoothing Press

    Make: Schaefer Machine Co.

    Model: Smoothing Press Size 18

    1 unit @ Best Price

    Scotia, NY US

    Item 215340

  4. CLIFTON MOLDING PRESS, 400 TON

    Platen Presses

    CLIFTON MOLDING PRESS, 400 TON

    Molding Press

Common Applications

automotive manufacturing

aerospace component fabrication

appliance production

construction equipment parts

metal furniture making

custom metalwork

Buying Guide

Presses & Forming Machines Buying Considerations

  • Assess the maximum force required for your specific metalworking tasks.
  • Consider the type of press that suits your material and production volume, such as hydraulic or mechanical.
  • Evaluate the machine's speed and control capabilities for precision work.
  • Check compatibility with existing tooling and setup in your facility.
  • Ensure adequate safety features are in place to protect operators.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are presses and forming machines used for?
Presses and forming machines are used to shape, cut, and bend metal materials in manufacturing processes.
What types of materials can these machines handle?
They can handle various metals including steel, aluminum, and copper.
How do hydraulic presses differ from mechanical presses?
Hydraulic presses use fluid pressure to exert force, while mechanical presses use mechanical leverage.
What safety features are important in these machines?
Key safety features include emergency stop buttons, safety guards, and overload protection systems.