Four column hydraulic presses provide excellent stability and high precision for deep drawing, stamping, and pressing operations. With balanced force distribution, they are widely used in metal forming, auto parts, kitchenware, and powder molding industries.
Large composite panels and wide mold bases require even pressure distribution across their full surface area. An undersized press frame often leads to edge deflection and uneven curing or forming. This 800 ton four column hydraulic press combines a 1400 × 800 mm worktable with dual 55kW servo motors and a 15 HP oil cooler to maintain stable clamping force and temperature during extended dwell cycles.
Large mold bases and heavy structural components often require more working space and forming force than mid-tonnage presses can provide. This 630 ton four column hydraulic press combines 630-ton forming capacity with a 900 × 900 mm worktable and 800 mm daylight for heavy metal forming, mold pressing and large-part production.
160 ton four column hydraulic press for metal forming, bearing pressing, and sheet metal assembly. Features an 800 × 800 mm worktable, 900 mm daylight, and fast-approach circuit.
A 500-ton press with a fixed worktable forces operators to crane heavy dies into position from above. The 1300x1100mm movable worktable on this machine slides out so molds can be loaded at floor level, significantly reducing mold changeover time compared with fixed-table designs and removing the need for overhead rigging on every setup.
A 400 ton four column hydraulic press with 100 ton hydraulic cushion, designed to prevent deep drawing defects and handle forming, leveling, and press fitting in one machine.
Deep-drawn parts that come off the die with uneven wall thickness usually trace back to blank holder force that can't keep pace with draw depth — and that's exactly the gap a 315 ton four column hydraulic press is built to close. With a single 315-ton main cylinder, 600mm stroke, and an 800 x 800mm working table, this three-beam four-column press keeps sheet metal and deep-drawing runs consistent across longer production batches.
Many buyers assume that a 200 ton four column hydraulic press sits in an awkward middle ground — too small for heavy forging, too large for light assembly. That assumption misses the point. The YQ32-200 occupies a specific capacity window where single-action deep drawing, progressive stamping, and medium-tonnage compression molding all become feasible on one machine, without the floor-space penalty of a 1000-ton unit or the die-size restrictions of a 100-ton model. Its 2000 kN main cylinder and 280 kN ejector system distribute force across a 1000 × 940 mm table, making it the practical choice for production lines that...
What happens when a large steel plate comes off the line with a bow or twist that a standard press cannot correct? The part gets rejected, or worse, it moves downstream and causes assembly problems later. A hydraulic plate leveling press addresses this by applying controlled, distributed pressure across the full plate surface rather than a single concentrated stroke, which is why flatness tolerance becomes something you can actually hold instead of hope for.
A 160-ton hydraulic vulcanizing press built for rubber and fiberglass molding, with ±1°C PLC-controlled heating, a movable platen for fast mold changes, and pressure-holding shutdown to cut idle power. Ideal for tire vulcanization, seal molding, and composite parts curing — tell us your mold size and we'll confirm the right configuration.
This 100 ton four column hydraulic press with hydraulic cushion is designed for precision sheet metal deep drawing applications where forming stability and surface quality are critical. With a rigid three-beam four-column structure, it provides excellent load balance and consistent pressure distribution during forming cycles. It is widely used in metal stamping and drawing processes for industrial components requiring accurate shape control and smooth production performance.