STANDARD H4P-100 4-post Hydraulic Press (100 ton)

Description

Introducing our HP 4-Post Hydraulic Press Series – Your Reliable Solution for Hydraulic Press Brakes

Welcome to our HP 4-Post Hydraulic Press Series, designed to meet diverse industrial needs with precision and reliability. This series combines robust construction with advanced engineering for exceptional performance.

Key Features and Attributes

• Sturdy 4-Post Design: Provides stability and support for a variety of pressing applications, including hydraulic press brakes.
• Precision Engineering: Ensures accurate control and repeatability for bending, forming, and pressing tasks.
• Powerful Hydraulic System: Delivers efficient force generation for demanding tasks.
• User-Friendly Operation: Features intuitive controls and ergonomic design for enhanced operator comfort and productivity.
• Versatility: Adapts to metal fabrication, stamping, and other applications, making it a versatile workshop addition.
• Durability: Constructed from high-quality materials for longevity and low maintenance.
• Safety First: Includes robust safety features such as emergency stop controls and protective guards.
• Customization: Tailorable to specific needs, including tonnage capacity and stroke length.

Main Features

• Optimized Structure: Four-column, three-beam design is computer-optimized for practicality and economy.
• Reliable Control System: Integrated cartridge valve hydraulic control minimizes hydraulic shock and connection piping; independent power control system ensures reliability and ease of use.
• Operation Modes: Offers adjustment and single modes for different molding processes, with pressure keep and rolling time functions, and adjustable working pressure and stroke within limits.

Specifications - H4P 100A

Specifications - H4P 100B

Specifications - H4P 100C 

Delivery

Delivery is 9-14 Weeks from Deposit

How to Use a 4-Post Hydraulic Press

1. Safety Precautions: Ensure proper training and wear PPE (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection). Clear the area around the press and ensure adequate lighting.
2. Inspect the Machine: Check for defects, leaks, or loose components. Verify hydraulic fluid levels and electrical connections.
3. Position the Material: Place and align the material between the press plates or on the press bed.
4. Set the Pressure: Adjust the pressure settings on the hydraulic control panel as needed.
5. Operating the Press: Activate the press using the control panel or push-buttons. The ram will lower to apply pressure, shaping or compressing the material. Monitor the process to avoid over-pressing.
6. Release the Pressure: Once done, reverse the control panel to lift the ram and relieve pressure.
7. Remove the Workpiece: Carefully remove the finished material once the press is fully retracted.
8. Maintenance: Regularly maintain the press by checking and changing hydraulic fluid, greasing moving parts, and inspecting for wear.
9. Shutdown: Turn off and disconnect the press from the power source when finished.
10. Record Keeping: Log operations, pressure settings, materials used, and any issues for quality control and safety.

Always follow specific manufacturer instructions and safety guidelines for your hydraulic press model.