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Used Hydraulic Presses in Hungary

  • Hydraulic press, four-column press, Eitel

    Hydraulic press, four-column press, Eitel 100T #6388

    • Manufacturer: Eitel
    • Stroke length: 400 mm

    Hydraulic press, four-column press, Eitel 100T Pressing force: 100 tons | Overall dimensions: 1900x1100x3300mm | Table size: 1050x800mm | Stroke length: 400mm

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • Hydraulic Press Machine, Coil Winding

    Hydraulic Press Machine, Coil Winding Press Machine #6498

    • Stroke length: 180 mm

    Hydraulic Press Machine, Coil Winding Press Machine, Used Equipment

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • Hydraulic press manual #4242

    Hydraulic press manual #4242

    • Stroke length: 45 mm

    Pessure force: max 1 ton | Stroke length: 45 mm

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • 1982 Hans Schoen SH 3085

    1982 Hans Schoen SH 3085 #6397

    • Manufacturer: Schoen
    • Stroke length: 150 mm

    Hydraulic Press, Four-Column Hydraulic Press, 100 t Press, Hans Schoen SH, Used Machine The press operates with an integrated hydraulic system, equipped with an efficient cooling system to ensure long-term, relia...

    Tatabánya, Hungary
  • 1997 Öpress 750 750

    1997 Öpress 750 750

    • Manufacturer: Öpress 750

    Apart from the tables and the machine frame, this is a completely new piece of equipment. The machine is equipped with a new hydraulic and electrical system, as well as a fully refurbished mechanical structure. A...

    Budapest, Hungary
  • Used hydraulic press press PITZMANN

    Used hydraulic press press PITZMANN 200 t (1031)

      Pressing force: 200 t | Table: 1500×1000 mm | Engine: 45 kW | Weight: 18000 kg | Distance between columns: 1500 mm

      Tatabánya, Hungary
    • Used hydraulic press press machine

      Used hydraulic press press machine (2393)

        Horizontal press for sale Engine: 15 kW

        Tatabánya, Hungary
      • 1992 AP&T Lagan FMC-2500 MC12

        1992 AP&T Lagan FMC-2500 MC12 1010 #5319

        • Manufacturer: AP&T Lagan
        • Stroke length: 500 mm

        Not complete, pump not included Table size: lower: 1000 x 1000 mm; upper: 800 x 800 mm

        Tatabánya, Hungary
      • 1991 AP&T Lagan FMC-2500 MC12

        1991 AP&T Lagan FMC-2500 MC12 1010 S #5318

        • Manufacturer: AP&T Lagan
        • Stroke length: 500 mm

        Table size: lower: 1000 x 1000 mm; upper: 800 x 800 mm Condition: Not tested

        Tatabánya, Hungary
      • Bussmann HPM200/S #5232

        Bussmann HPM200/S #5232

        • Manufacturer: Cooper
        • Stroke length: 500 mm

        Compressive force: 200 t | Upper stroke: 500 mm | Lower stroke: 200 mm | Overall dimensions: 1800 x 2200 x 3700 mm | Weight: 8.4 t

        Tatabánya, Hungary
      • Used TOS hydraulic press press

        Used TOS hydraulic press press machine 1t (1917)

        • Manufacturer: TOS
        • Stroke length: 200 mm

        Stroke: 200mm | Max thrust: 1t | Make: TOS

        $595 USD
        Tatabánya, Hungary

      Overview

      Hydraulic presses are powerful machines used for shaping, forming, and assembling materials through the application of high pressure. These presses are widely used in manufacturing, metalworking, and automotive industries due to their ability to apply consistent and precise force, making them ideal for tasks such as stamping, bending, and pressing components together.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used hydraulic press?

      Check the press’s tonnage capacity, overall condition, and any past maintenance records. Verify that the hydraulic system is free from leaks and that the press operates smoothly.

      How do I ensure the hydraulic press is shipped safely to my location?

      Hire a reliable transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the press is properly secured and protected from potential damage during transit.

      What is the maintenance schedule for a hydraulic press?

      Regular maintenance includes inspecting hydraulic fluid levels, checking for leaks, lubricating moving parts, and ensuring all safety mechanisms are functioning properly. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines for specific intervals.