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Used C Frame Presses in Sicily, Italy

  • 2004 SANGIACOMO T130R CE Press

    2004 SANGIACOMO T130R CE Press

    • used

    • Manufacturer: San Giacomo
    • Model: T130R
    • Stroke: mm.7.5

    TECHNICAL FEATURES: Motorized mace adjustment Hydraulic overload safety Inverter Complete with user manual and CE compliance and 6-month warranty. Work surface brightened on CNC machine; NEW COMPONENTS INSTALLED:...

    Avola, Italy
  • 2004 SANGIACOMO T130R CE

    2004 SANGIACOMO T130R CE

    • used

    • Manufacturer: San Giacomo
    • Model: T130R

    TECHNICAL FEATURES: Press Model: T130R CE Registration number: 11911 Year of construction: 2004 Nominal force: kN 1300 Nominal stroke: mm.7,5 Adjustable stroke: mm.16÷200 Stop position: P.M.S Club adjustm...

    Avola, Italy

Overview

C-Frame presses, also known as gap frame presses, are versatile and robust machines used in various manufacturing processes such as stamping, bending, and forming. Their unique C-shaped frame allows for easy access to the working area, making them ideal for tasks requiring frequent die changes and adjustments. These presses are commonly used in automotive, aerospace, and metalworking industries.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used C-Frame press?

Check the press's overall condition, age, and capacity. Look for any signs of wear, especially on the frame and moving parts. Verify the machine's maintenance history and ensure it meets your specific requirements.

How can I safely ship a C-Frame press?

Use a reputable heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit. Disassemble any removable parts if necessary to prevent damage.

What maintenance does a C-Frame press require?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking hydraulic fluid levels, and inspecting for wear and tear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures and intervals.