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  • 1991 MÜLLER EXP 60 SF/HK

    1991 MÜLLER EXP 60 SF/HK

    • Manufacturer: Muller
    • Model: EXP 60 SFHK
    • Power requirement: 4 kW

    - Fixed table - clamping plate - Ortlinghaus hydraulic clutch with additional brake - manual central lubrication Machine is partially overhauled in our company as follows: - disassembled, cleaned and completely t...

    Schmölln, Germany
  • 1980 WEINGARTEN ARP 200

    1980 WEINGARTEN ARP 200

    • Manufacturer: Weingarten
    • Model: ARP 200
    • Power requirement: 15 kW

    The machine is checked in our warehouse and receives a current one Press test with protocol. The machine is safe for manual inlay work. - Operating instructions available On request, the machine can be used at an...

    Schmölln, Germany
  • 1984 MÜLLER CD 100.11.69

    1984 MÜLLER CD 100.11.69

    • Manufacturer: Muller
    • Power requirement: 30 kW

    - Machine was overhauled in 2008 - Work area enclosure with Sick light barrier - Installation height 580 mm - without large ram with ejector and pin clamping piece - Conversion of hydraulics to proportional valve...

    Schmölln, Germany

Overview

Presses are machines used to apply pressure to materials in order to shape, mold, or compress them. They are commonly used in manufacturing and metalworking industries for tasks such as forging, stamping, and forming. There are various types of presses, including hydraulic, mechanical, and pneumatic, each suited for specific applications and materials.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used press?

Consider the type of press, its capacity, age, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and review maintenance records if available.

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

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Make sure the press is securely fastened and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a press?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluids, inspecting for leaks, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.