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Used Kaiser Hydraulic Presses

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    1979 Kaiser 32T Press

    1979 Kaiser 32T Press

    • Manufacturer: Kaiser

    Kaiser press 32T for parts, or overhaul, control cabinet and hydraulic unit complete.

    Veldhoven, Netherlands
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    1984 Kaiser 80T Press

    1984 Kaiser 80T Press

    • Manufacturer: Kaiser

    Hydraulic unit, control box, disassembled in progress,

    Veldhoven, Netherlands
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    1984 Kaiser 80T Press

    1984 Kaiser 80T Press

    • Manufacturer: Kaiser

    Hydraulic unit, control box, disassembled in progress,

    Veldhoven, Netherlands
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    1997 KAISER V 315 WR

    1997 KAISER V 315 WR 2740

    • Manufacturer: Kaiser
    • Model: V 315 WR 2740
    • Stroke length: 160 mm
    • Shut height: 1,050 mm

    hydraulic tool clamping device Tool changing cart Pressure total: 315 ton | Ram stroke: 160 mm | Slide adjustment: 100 mm | Shut height (stroke down, adjustment up): 1.050 mm | Free frontal opening l-r: 2.740 mm ...

    Gammertingen, Germany

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.