Definition of press

Definition of a press

A press usually refers to a press that is driven and controlled by a motor. Including metal forging presses and special presses for refractory industries. Due to the numerical control characteristics of the motor, it is sometimes widely referred to as a numerical control press.

The press drives the eccentric gear through a motor to realize the sliding movement process. Through complex electrification control, the press can arbitrarily program the stroke, speed, pressure, etc. of the slider, and even at low speed, it can reach the nominal tonnage of the press. Presses are widely used and are used in all walks of life, so there are many names. WORLD Press Machine presses are also known as: presses, electric cylinders, electric cylinders, CNC presses, CNC electric cylinders, presses, CNC presses and many more. This article comes from the hydraulic manufacturer WORLD Press Machine official website www.pressmachine-world.com, please indicate the source for reprinting!