Hydraulic Presses

Hydraulic presses are essential tools in a wide range of industrial settings due to their power, versatility, and ability to easily handle tasks that require high pressure and force.

Hydraulic presses - like the ones in our range - use hydraulic pressure to generate a large amount of compressive force. A hydraulic press will apply a small amount of force to a small piston, which is then transmitted through a hydraulic fluid to a larger piston, multiplying the force and enabling the press to exert a very high pressure on a small area.

HOW DO THEY WORK?

Typically, a press have two cylinders (one large one small) connected by a pipe filled with hydraulic fluid (usually oil). A small force is applied to the smaller piston, which displaces the fluid. The fluid them transmits the force to a larger piston. Since the surface area of the larger piston is bigger, the press multiplies the force, allowing it to exert immense pressure.

ADVANTAGES OF HYDRAULIC PRESSES

High Force Output: Hydraulic presses can generate extremely high pressures and force compared to other types of presses.

Precision: They allow for fine control over pressure and are ideal for tasks requiring optimal accuracy.

Versatility: Hydraulic presses can be used for a wide range of applications, from shaping and forming to testing and crushing.