Mechanical presses that are mainly used as multiple-die presses are characterized by a cam-driven ram. The specific cam contour enables a dwell time in the DCs (dead centers). In addition, our specially adapted design of the cams enable in combination of the weight of the upper tool a unique vibration reduced machine operation without the need of a complex weight compensation system.

This drive provides optimal preconditions for tooling technologies in parallel operations in the fields of blanking, drawing or trimming. The modular press design makes it possible to easily implement the technical parameters as required in the specific case of application.

These presses are equipped with servo strip feeding systems of various designs and mechanical or servo-transfer systems. The die carrier system, also known as die set, that accompanies the press is specifically customized for the user’s requirements.

All press designs are designed for a specific ram stroke per customer specification as well as specific sizing according to customer needs.

Our unique cupper (cupping system) is a mechanical press designed to shape extra wide metal blanks into multiple shell, cup-like components through a process known as cupping. The press uses mechanical energy to cut (blanking) and force a metal sheet or blank into a die, where it is shaped into a “cup” form (cupping).