Pressure force

This parameter indicates the maximum force (in tons) that the press can exert when deep drawing materials. The clamping force is crucial for the press's ability to deep draw materials.

Stroke length

The stroke length refers to the maximum vertical movement of the Deep-drawing Presses or the pressure head (in mm). It indicates how deeply the material can be drawn into the mold.

Working speed

The speed (in mm/s) at which the deep-drawing punch is lowered and lifted affects the production rate.

Work surface

The size of the working area (in mm x mm) on which the material to be deep-drawn is placed affects the maximum size of the part produced.

Tool change system

Some hydraulic Deep-drawing Presses are equipped with automated tool change systems to facilitate the exchange of molds or tools.

Energy consumption

The energy consumption of a hydraulic Deep-drawing Press can be a factor, especially when it comes to operating costs and environmental impact.

Control system

The control system can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic, and it affects the operability and level of automation of the Deep-drawing Press.

Security features

Modern hydraulic Deep-drawing Presses are often equipped with various safety features, such as light barriers, emergency stop buttons, and safety zones, to prevent accidents.

Material thickness

The maximum material thickness that the press can deep-draw is an important parameter and depends on the design of the press and the tools used.