4 column hydraulic press machine wheel barrow making hydraulic press, wheelbarrow pressing machine

The press has a nominal capacity of 3150 kN (approximately 315 tons), suitable for heavy forming tasks such as wheelbarrow tray pressing.

The ejector (ejection) nominal force is 400 kN, used for part release or secondary forming operations.

The working pressure is 25 MPa (megapascals).

Master cylinder effective stroke: 800 mm. Ejector stroke: 300 mm. Maximum opening height: 1250 mm. Minimum shut height: 100 mm.

The effective table dimensions are 1600 mm left-to-right (L/R) by 1200 mm front-to-back (F/B).

Rapid down (approach) speed: 120 mm/s. Working (pressing) speed: 5–10 mm/s. Return speed: 90 mm/s.

The hydraulic power unit uses an 18.5 kW motor. Electrical specification (voltage/phase) should be confirmed with the supplier for your region.

Yes. The press is designed for wheelbarrow making and similar sheet metal forming tasks, providing the force, stroke and table size needed for tray forming and related operations.

Custom forming dies and male/female molds are required and should be designed to match the press stroke, table area and part geometry. The supplier or a die maker can design and supply tooling.

Typical safety features include emergency stop, safety guards or light curtains, overload/overpressure protection valves, and interlocks. Exact safety fittings should be confirmed with the manufacturer or installer.

The press requires a stable concrete foundation with anchor bolts and proper leveling. Exact foundation drawings, bolt pattern and weight/load data should be requested from the supplier prior to installation.

Use hydraulic oil that meets the manufacturer's specification (commonly ISO VG46 in similar presses). Change intervals depend on operating hours and contamination but typically every 1,000–2,000 hours or per the supplier's maintenance schedule.

Cycle time depends on stroke length, tooling and operator sequence. Typical cycle times for forming operations on this type/size of press are roughly 15–45 seconds per cycle; actual times should be validated in production.

Yes. Many manufacturers offer customization such as altered stroke lengths, table sizes, additional sensors, PLC/HMI controls or special hydraulic circuits. Discuss required modifications with the supplier.

Regular maintenance includes hydraulic oil and filter changes, inspection of seals and hoses, lubrication of moving parts, checking alignment and fasteners, and periodic hydraulic system checks. Arrange local service support and spare parts (seals, valves, filters) with the supplier.