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Hydraulic press with movable table

Pressa oleodinamica con tavola mobile

We have recently completed the production of a specialized hydraulic press with movable table, specifically designed for use within a factory that manufactures industrial compressors.

The customer’s key requirement was the ability to perform assembly operations on their large compressors. To facilitate this, the press was engineered with a substantial distance of 1400mm between the cylinder rod and the work surface, and a minimum cylinder stroke of 1000mm to accommodate the size of the components.

The PBM 200 electro-hydraulic press proved to be the ideal model for this demanding industrial application. Its defining feature is a sliding work surface, which allows for the easy loading of heavy items, such as electric motors or, in this case, industrial compressors, using an overhead crane. Once loaded, the work table can be smoothly slid beneath the main cylinder for the assembly process.

This hydraulic press with movable table is equipped with multiple safety systems to ensure operator protection. A crucial safety interlock prevents the main cylinder from descending unless the work surface is fully retracted and in contact with dedicated end-of-stroke sensors.

Conversely, the sliding table is designed to move only when the cylinder is completely raised and the protective nets are closed. This vital measure prevents accidental movement of the hydraulic press while a compressor is still on the platform, eliminating the risk of material falling during the movement of the work surface.

This powerful press develops a force of 200 tons, providing ample power for the required assembly tasks. Both the movement of the cylinder and the moving table are controlled by the simultaneous activation of a lever and a button, adhering to stringent safety protocols and ensuring deliberate operation. This custom-engineered hydraulic press with movable table is perfectly suited to streamline the assembly process of bulky industrial compressors while prioritizing operator safety.