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Used working in Thuringia, Germany

2021 Schüco tools press tool 8-piece - window construction-
- Manufacturer: Schüco
Schüco press tool Schüco tool Schüco hand press Year of manufacture 2005 Schüco tool Schüco tool Schüco tool Schüco tool Schüco tool
Kölleda, Germany
AMBOLD PEEV 25.4
- Manufacturer: ambold pressen- und maschinenbau
- Ortlinghaus hydraulic clutch-brake combination - Central lubrication bird - Balluff cam switch - Height adjustable table - Control cabinet with touchscreen - foot switch
Schmölln, Germany
1988 MABU 15 TFK
- Manufacturer: Mabu
- Power requirement: 1.1 kW
- friction-locked Ortlinghaus clutch - but not for manual insertion work - Press was tested in our company and delivered with current UVV
Schmölln, Germany
1977 DUNKES ESPZ 63/28
- Manufacturer: Dunkes
- Model: ESPZ 6328
- Draw cushion Press not safe for manual insertion work
Schmölln, Germany
1997 ZEULENRODA PED 100/3
- Manufacturer: Zeulenroda
- Model: PED 1003
- Increased installation height - with draw cushion - converted to safe control (Pilz PLC), safe for manual insertion work on the open mold
Schmölln, Germany
1965 WEINGARTEN XRR III sp
- Manufacturer: Weingarten
- Model: XRR III SP
- with additional brake - Tappet weight compensation - Motorized ram adjustment - Central grease lubrication (manual) - break plate - table platen - safe for manual inlay work - Operating instructions available
Schmölln, Germany
1958 RICHTER PED 160
- Manufacturer: ambold pressen- und maschinenbau
2003 Modernization / Retrofitting The following work is still to be carried out on the machine: - new control cabinet with ABB SPS - separate two-hand control input with foot switch - Vogel loss lubrication
Schmölln, Germany
2025 IWK PEKRD 125
- Manufacturer: ambold pressen- und maschinenbau
- Stroke length: 400 mm
- Power requirement: 16 kW
– The machine has been partially overhauled – It has been completely disassembled and technically inspected – New seals – New pneumatic coupling – New seals in the compensating cylinder – New drive motor – New ba...
Schmölln, Germany
1982 ZEULENRODA PED 63/3
- Manufacturer: Zeulenroda
- Power requirement: 6 kW
The following work is to be carried out on the machine / Partial overhaul: - Machine is completely dismantled, checked - Machine is repainted - New press safety valve - New separate control cabinet with touch pan...
Schmölln, Germany
1990 HYDRAP HPSK-100 CNC
- Manufacturer: ambold
- Power requirement: 22 kW
- Ejector in the table, pressure force 40 t, stroke 100 mm - laterally movable work area guarding with BWS (light barrier) this with cycle operation - Cooling, behind the machine, accumulation water tank (beige) ...
Schmölln, Germany
AMBOLD JH25 – 200
- Manufacturer: ambold
- Power requirement: 22 kW
- pneumatic clutch - press safety valve, Herion - cam controller, Balluff - chain breakage monitoring - hydr. overload, HYDAC - motor. Ram adjustment with digital display - separate control cabinet with safety co...
Schmölln, Germany
1990 HELMERDING ERH 75 B
- Manufacturer: HELMERDING
Furnishing: - with hydraulic clutch-brake combination, with new hydraulics and oil cooler - with gear train in an oil bath - Fixed table prepared for hanging tool changing consoles - 2 roller strips in the table ...
Schmölln, Germany

Overview

Punch presses are essential machines used in manufacturing to shape or cut metal by applying pressure with a punch and die. These machines are commonly used for tasks such as blanking, piercing, and forming, making them indispensable in the production of metal components for various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and construction.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used punch press?

Consider the press's tonnage capacity, age, overall condition, and history of maintenance. It's also important to check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure that the machine meets your specific production needs.

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

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Make sure the punch press is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a punch press?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting and replacing worn or damaged components, and ensuring the hydraulic system is functioning correctly. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.