A mechanical power press is a device driven by mechanical power, mainly used to perform various processing operations such as stamping, forming, forging, pressing, etc. by applying pressure. Its basic functions include:
Stamping: Pressing metal or other materials into a specific shape through the action of molds and presses. Commonly used in mass production of metal parts, such as automotive parts, home appliance housings, etc.
Forging: Using mechanical pressure to plastically process metal, so that the metal deforms at high temperature to obtain the required shape and mechanical properties, widely used in the manufacture of high-strength parts such as steel and aviation.
Cutting and punching: Mechanical power presses can punch holes or other shapes of openings on materials, which are common in the processing of steel plates or thin metal materials.
Pressing: Used to press materials into specific shapes, especially when making composite materials or plastic parts.
Embossed and surface processing: Pressing patterns or designs on the surface of metal or other materials by applying pressure, commonly used in decorative materials and packaging industries.
Bending and bending: Mechanical presses can apply pressure to materials to bend or bend them, and are suitable for manufacturing parts in the shape of pipes, plates, etc.
The advantages of mechanical power presses are their high efficiency and high precision, especially for mass production and processing operations that require high pressure.
