C-100T
ARIDA
2024080193
High Speed C-100t Press Machine
High-strength cast iron fuselage, Eccentric high-strength alloy steel crankshaft
Local Service/Online Service
High Speed Punch Machine
Hot
Electricity
Servo drive, intelligent digital die height adjustment, with old data one-click storage
GS, CE, RoHS, ISO 9001
12 months
Semi-Open Punch
Single Action
Crank Press
Standard Export Packing
ARIDA
China
High precision
Worldwide
Yes
According to customer request
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Machine Introduction
High Speed C-100t Press Machine Specification
| Model | ARD-100 |
| Capacity | 100 Ton |
| Stroke of Slide | 15mm 20mm 25mm 30mm 35mm 40mm 45mm 50mm |
| Die-Shut height | 330 -380 mm |
| Area of Slide | 1250 x 600 x 150 mm |
| Slide | 900 x 550 mm |
| Slide Adjustment | 50mm |
| Bed Opening | 1100 x 200 mm |
| Motor | 30 HP |
| Lubrication | forced lubrication |
| Vlibration System | dynamic balance & shock-proof footpads |
Tooling Installation: The appropriate tooling set is installed in the press, which includes the die, punch, and other necessary fixtures.
Material Loading: Sheets or strips of metal are loaded into the machine, either manually or through automated feeding systems.
Machine Configuration: The operator sets the parameters such as stroke length, speed, and force according to the specifications of the part being produced.
Initial Positioning: The press starts with the ram (the moving part that applies force) in its top position, and the material is positioned under the tooling.
Downstroke: The ram moves downward, applying pressure through the punch onto the material, forcing it into the die cavity.
Forming Process: Depending on the application, the material might undergo various transformations, such as bending, cutting, or deep drawing.
Upstroke: Once the required force has been applied, the ram moves back up, releasing the formed part.
Ejection: After the upstroke, the formed part is ejected from the die using ejection pins or other mechanisms.
Part Retrieval: The formed part is collected, either manually or automatically, and moved to a conveyor belt or bin for further processing.
Visual Inspection: Operators inspect the parts visually for defects such as cracks, burrs, or misalignments.
Measurement Verification: Parts may also be measured to ensure they meet the required dimensions and tolerances.
Trimming: Any excess material or burrs may need to be trimmed off.
Cleaning: Parts may require cleaning to remove any residual oils or debris.
Finishing: Additional finishing operations, such as deburring or surface treatment, may be performed to enhance the appearance and functionality of the parts.
Sorting: The finished parts are sorted according to size, type, and quality.
Packaging: Parts are packaged for storage or shipment, often with protective packaging to prevent damage during transport.
Throughout the entire process, the High Speed C-100T Press Machine operates at a rapid pace, with the capability to produce thousands of parts per hour, depending on the complexity of the parts and the setup of the machine. Safety measures, such as light curtains and emergency stop buttons, are in place to protect operators and ensure a safe working environment.
FAQ
What is a high-speed press used for?
A high-speed press is used for rapid metalworking operations such as stamping, punching, and forming at very high speeds.
What is the typical speed range of a high-speed press?
High-speed presses typically operate at speeds ranging from several hundred to thousands of strokes per minute.
What materials can a high-speed press handle?
High-speed presses can handle a wide range of materials, including thin gauge metals and other lightweight materials.
In which industries are high-speed presses commonly used?
High-speed presses are commonly used in the automotive, electronics, and consumer goods industries.
What are the key benefits of using a high-speed press?
Key benefits include high productivity, precision, and cost-effectiveness for high-volume manufacturing.
Machine Introduction
High Speed C-100t Press Machine Specification
| Model | ARD-100 |
| Capacity | 100 Ton |
| Stroke of Slide | 15mm 20mm 25mm 30mm 35mm 40mm 45mm 50mm |
| Die-Shut height | 330 -380 mm |
| Area of Slide | 1250 x 600 x 150 mm |
| Slide | 900 x 550 mm |
| Slide Adjustment | 50mm |
| Bed Opening | 1100 x 200 mm |
| Motor | 30 HP |
| Lubrication | forced lubrication |
| Vlibration System | dynamic balance & shock-proof footpads |
Tooling Installation: The appropriate tooling set is installed in the press, which includes the die, punch, and other necessary fixtures.
Material Loading: Sheets or strips of metal are loaded into the machine, either manually or through automated feeding systems.
Machine Configuration: The operator sets the parameters such as stroke length, speed, and force according to the specifications of the part being produced.
Initial Positioning: The press starts with the ram (the moving part that applies force) in its top position, and the material is positioned under the tooling.
Downstroke: The ram moves downward, applying pressure through the punch onto the material, forcing it into the die cavity.
Forming Process: Depending on the application, the material might undergo various transformations, such as bending, cutting, or deep drawing.
Upstroke: Once the required force has been applied, the ram moves back up, releasing the formed part.
Ejection: After the upstroke, the formed part is ejected from the die using ejection pins or other mechanisms.
Part Retrieval: The formed part is collected, either manually or automatically, and moved to a conveyor belt or bin for further processing.
Visual Inspection: Operators inspect the parts visually for defects such as cracks, burrs, or misalignments.
Measurement Verification: Parts may also be measured to ensure they meet the required dimensions and tolerances.
Trimming: Any excess material or burrs may need to be trimmed off.
Cleaning: Parts may require cleaning to remove any residual oils or debris.
Finishing: Additional finishing operations, such as deburring or surface treatment, may be performed to enhance the appearance and functionality of the parts.
Sorting: The finished parts are sorted according to size, type, and quality.
Packaging: Parts are packaged for storage or shipment, often with protective packaging to prevent damage during transport.
Throughout the entire process, the High Speed C-100T Press Machine operates at a rapid pace, with the capability to produce thousands of parts per hour, depending on the complexity of the parts and the setup of the machine. Safety measures, such as light curtains and emergency stop buttons, are in place to protect operators and ensure a safe working environment.
FAQ
What is a high-speed press used for?
A high-speed press is used for rapid metalworking operations such as stamping, punching, and forming at very high speeds.
What is the typical speed range of a high-speed press?
High-speed presses typically operate at speeds ranging from several hundred to thousands of strokes per minute.
What materials can a high-speed press handle?
High-speed presses can handle a wide range of materials, including thin gauge metals and other lightweight materials.
In which industries are high-speed presses commonly used?
High-speed presses are commonly used in the automotive, electronics, and consumer goods industries.
What are the key benefits of using a high-speed press?
Key benefits include high productivity, precision, and cost-effectiveness for high-volume manufacturing.
