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Standard HG2-150Ton Hydraulic Garage Press with Dual Hydraulic Cylinders:
A 150-ton hydraulic garage press with dual hydraulic cylinders is a heavy-duty machine used for pressing, bending, and shaping metal parts in a garage or workshop setting. The press operates using two hydraulic cylinders that generate a combined force of 150 tons, allowing it to handle large and heavy metal components. The hydraulic system provides consistent and controlled pressure, making it ideal for precision work and repetitive tasks. The dual hydraulic cylinder design adds stability and balance to the press, reducing the risk of tipping and providing a safer working environment. This type of press is commonly used in automotive repair, metal fabrication, and industrial maintenance applications.
Main Features:
Delivery 8-12 weeks from Deposit
Here is a basic guide on how to use a 150-ton hydraulic garage press with dual hydraulic cylinders:
Prepare the workpiece: Make sure the metal part to be pressed is clean and free of debris, and is positioned correctly in the press.
Set the height of the press: Adjust the height of the press so that the workpiece is in the desired location and is secure.
Fill the hydraulic system: Check the fluid level in the hydraulic system and fill if necessary.
Turn on the power: Turn on the power to the hydraulic pump, which will generate the pressure needed to operate the cylinders.
Apply pressure: Begin applying pressure to the workpiece by activating the hydraulic pump. The press will apply consistent and controlled pressure, allowing you to shape the metal as desired.
Monitor the process: Keep an eye on the workpiece and the press while it is in operation. If there are any issues, stop the press and resolve them before continuing.
Release pressure: When the pressing process is complete, turn off the power and release the pressure from the hydraulic system.
It is important to follow all safety guidelines and manufacturer recommendations when using a hydraulic garage press. This may include wearing protective gear, following proper lifting techniques, and ensuring that the press is set up and used correctly.