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Used Reis Trimming Presses

  • 1987 REIS SEP 9-65

    1987 REIS SEP 9-65

    • Manufacturer: Reis
    • Model: SEP 9-65
    • Stroke length: 1,100 mm
    • Daylight: 1,300 mm

    Press force: 65 t | Stroke: 1100 mm | Distance between columns: 930 mm | Side window: 705 mm | Daylight table - ram (stroke up): 1300 mm | Surface of table: 1340 x 1084 mm | Hole in table: 604 x 404 mm | Table h...

    Eislingen, Germany
  • 1994 REIS SEP 9-100 SPS

    1994 REIS SEP 9-100 SPS

    • Manufacturer: Reis
    • Model: SEP 9-100 SPS
    • Stroke length: 600 mm
    • Daylight: 1,000 mm

    Press force: 100 t | Stroke: 600 mm | Distance between columns: 910 mm | Side window: 685 mm | Daylight table - ram (stroke up): 1000 mm | Surface of table: 1340 x 1085 mm | Hole in table: 705 x 405 mm | Table h...

    Eislingen, Germany
  • 1987 REIS SEP 6-20D trimming

    1987 REIS SEP 6-20D trimming press

    • Manufacturer: Reis

    Freight basis: in stock | Pressure: 20 t | Table length: / mm | Table width: / mm | Folding: / mm | Stand width: / mm | Total power requirement: / kW | Machine weight approx.: 3 t | Space requirement approx.: 2 ...

    Niederkappel, Austria

Overview

Trimming presses are specialized machines used in manufacturing to trim excess material from molded or cast parts. They are essential in industries like automotive, aerospace, and metalworking, ensuring that parts meet precise specifications and quality standards. Trimming presses come in various sizes and configurations to handle different materials and production volumes.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used trimming press?

Evaluate the press's condition, age, and previous usage. Check for signs of wear or damage, and review maintenance records. Ensure it meets your production requirements and material handling needs.

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

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Properly secure the press and protect it from potential damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a trimming press?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and lubricating moving parts, checking hydraulic systems, and ensuring electrical components are in good working order. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.