HW Hydraulic Punching Machine

The HW Hydraulic Punching Machine is a hydraulically driven punching press designed for efficient, flexible and precise hole punching tasks in fabrication and production environments. It's offered in multiple output capacities and configurations to suit a variety of applications.

Models range from around 31 tons up to 200 tons of punching force. The described main unit can provide up to 200T for heavy-duty punching; smaller models (e.g., HW-CH60, HW-CH70, HW-CH80, HW-CH100, HW-CH150) offer lower rated forces appropriate to their size.

Capacity depends on the model: HW-CH60 ~ up to 6 mm (iron) / 10 mm (steel); HW-CH70 ~ up to 10 mm / 12 mm; HW-CH80 ~ up to 16 mm / 20 mm; HW-CH100 ~ up to 20 mm; HW-CH150 ~ max 25 mm steel; HW-CH200 ~ max 30 mm steel. Actual capacity also depends on hole diameter, die selection and material properties.

The general compact configuration is listed as 500 mm (L) x 500 mm (W) x 400 mm (H) with a representative weight of 380 kg for the heavier 200T-style unit. Weights and exact footprints vary by model — lighter models are substantially smaller.

Typical slide stroke is 155 mm. Throat depth varies by model: e.g., HW-CH60 = 95 mm, HW-CH70 = 110 mm, HW-CH80 = 115 mm, HW-CH100 = 125 mm, HW-CH150 ≈ 145 mm, HW-CH200 ≈ 140 mm.

The machine operates on a 380 V industrial power supply. Confirm phase and amperage requirements with the supplier for your specific model and local electrical standards.

Available mould sizes depend on model and tooling set. Examples: HW-CH150 moulds include 22, 25, 28, 32 mm; HW-CH200 moulds include 22, 25, 27, 32 mm. Other models support corresponding die sets — custom dies can often be supplied.

The machine is designed for straightforward setup and user-friendly operation. Basic setup includes installing tooling/dies, connecting hydraulic and electrical supplies, and adjusting stroke/throat as needed. Operator training is recommended for safe and efficient use.

Always follow standard machine safety: wear PPE (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection as needed), keep guards in place, use emergency stop and lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance, never reach into the die area while the machine is energized, and ensure operators are trained.

Regular maintenance includes checking and maintaining hydraulic oil level and cleanliness, inspecting and replacing worn dies, lubricating moving parts per the manual, checking fittings and hoses for leaks, and periodic inspection of safety devices. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for oil change intervals and detailed procedures.

Smaller models are compact and easier to relocate within a shop, but the heavier models (especially 150T–200T units) are substantial in weight and intended for semi-permanent installation on a stable, level surface. Use proper lifting equipment for transport and installation.

Larger models such as the HW-CH150 and HW-CH200 are packaged in wooden cases for protection during transport. Packaging for smaller models may vary; confirm packing details with the supplier.

Yes — dies, moulds and common spare parts (seals, hoses, valves, filters) are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. For specific parts or custom tools, contact the supplier with your model and serial number.

Customization options often include special tooling/dies, different throat depths, automation feeders or material supports. Contact the manufacturer or sales representative to discuss custom tooling, power options, or integration with production lines.

Warranty terms and support policies are not specified in the product description. Buyers should confirm warranty length, coverage, and available after-sales support (installation, training, spare parts) with the seller or manufacturer before purchase.