The machine is rated around 500 tons nominally and supports a compression range of 400–600 tons, making it suitable for heavy-duty pressing tasks.
Standard platen dimensions are 1370 mm × 2700 mm (platen thickness typically 42 or 52 mm). Platen size and material can be customized to match different board sizes or customer requirements.
You can choose either steam heating or oil heating depending on your production needs and existing plant utilities.
The machine offers a quick operation time of approximately 15 seconds for the pressing action. Total cycle time will vary with heating, loading/unloading, and product specifications.
The machine can be configured with between 4 and 26 working layers to accommodate different production formats and capacities.
Common applications include lamination of film-faced plywood, furniture boards, HPL boards, and other plywood lamination tasks. It is designed for a wide range of industrial pressing and lamination jobs.
Typical main cylinder configurations include 2 × 320 mm, 2 × 360 mm, and 4 × 280 mm setups. Exact configuration can be selected based on required pressure distribution and machine layout.
Power depends on configuration; common setups are 11 kW + 7.5 kW or 15 kW + 7.5 kW. Final electrical specifications (voltage, phase, frequency) will be provided for the chosen configuration.
The machine weighs approximately 31,000 kg. Site preparation should account for the machine footprint, reinforced flooring, overhead clearance for loading/unloading, and access for cranes or forklifts—request layout drawings for precise requirements.
The machine is equipped with a PLC automatic pumping station for user-friendly, programmable control of pressure, timing and basic process parameters. Additional control options can be discussed with the supplier.
The press is built with robust construction for stability and typically includes standard safety features such as emergency stop and protective guarding. Specific safety interlocks and protective options should be confirmed with the manufacturer.
Many suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator training as part of the purchase or as an add-on service. Confirm scope, duration and cost with your sales contact.
Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic oil and filters, inspecting seals and cylinders, servicing the heating system (steam/oil), and routine electrical checks. Suppliers normally provide spare parts and maintenance support—ask about recommended service intervals and spare-parts kits.
Yes. Platen size, platen material, number of layers and certain hydraulic/electrical configurations can be customized to meet specific board sizes or special production requirements.
Lead time depends on configuration and order backlog; typical manufacturing lead times range from a few weeks to a few months. Machines are usually shipped properly packed/secured for export. For exact lead time and packaging details, provide your required configuration to the supplier.
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