100 Ton Hydraulic Press Soap Bock Molding Making Machine

The machine has a nominal force of 1000 kN (commonly referred to as 100 ton), providing high pressing power suitable for producing compact, uniform soap blocks.

Voltage options are 380V or 220V (please specify when ordering). The motor power is 11 kW. Actual electrical hookup should be done by a qualified electrician per local codes.

The machine has an approximate weight of 7 metric tons. Exact footprint and installation drawings vary by configuration—contact the supplier for detailed dimensions and layout drawings.

This is a four-column, three-beam hydraulic press. The robust frame is constructed from 45# steel material / Q235 to ensure rigidity and long service life.

Yes — the slide stroke is customizable to meet specific mold size and product thickness requirements. Provide your mold dimensions when ordering to set the correct stroke range.

The ejector force is 600 kN and the return force is 500 kN, which support reliable demolding and slide retraction during production cycles.

Yes. The press is designed for both small- and large-scale production runs. Production throughput will depend on mold cavity count, block size, and cycle time.

The press works with molded soap block processes where soap paste or compound is pre-prepared and placed into molds. It supports a wide range of shapes and sizes depending on mold design. For specific formulations (e.g., very soft or highly filled soaps) consult the supplier for recommendations.

The machine is CE certified for safety and reliability. It typically includes standard safety features such as emergency stop(s), safety guards, and interlocks; confirm the exact safety package with your supplier.

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic oil level and quality, inspecting and replacing worn seals and hoses, greasing moving parts, checking fasteners and alignment, and keeping molds and platen surfaces clean. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for intervals and procedures.

Core components include bearing, motor, pump, gear, and pressure vessel. Spare parts availability varies—ask the supplier for recommended spare parts lists and lead times.

Cycle time depends on block size, mold cavities, pressing and demolding times. As a guideline, cycle time commonly ranges from tens of seconds to a minute. Calculate hourly output by (3600 ÷ cycle seconds) × cavity count. Ask your supplier for cycle-time tests using your mold design.

Yes. Molds can be custom designed to meet your block size and shape requirements. Provide the desired geometry and material preferences so the supplier can ensure compatibility with the press.

Due to its mass and pressing force, the press typically requires a level, reinforced concrete floor or foundation with proper anchoring. You will also need appropriate electrical supply and hydraulic oil handling space. Obtain the supplier's site preparation and installation checklist before delivery.

Yes — operator training is recommended for safe, efficient use. Operators should understand basic hydraulics, safe machine operation, mold handling, and routine maintenance checks. Many suppliers offer commissioning and operator training packages.