The parameters of a hydraulic press refer to various specifications and settings that determine its operation and performance. Here are some key parameters commonly associated with hydraulic presses:
Force or Load Capacity:
This is the maximum amount of force the press can exert. It's usually measured in tons or kilonewtons.
Stroke Length:
The distance the ram or plunger can travel, measured in millimeters or inches. It defines the maximum distance the press can move the workpiece or tool.
Daylight Opening:
The space between the press platens when the ram is fully raised and the press is at its uppermost position. It's the maximum height available for placing and removing workpieces.
Cylinder Froce:
The pressure of the hydraulic cylinder in kN.
Table Size:
The dimensions of the press table or bed, indicating the available workspace for placing materials.
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