
DORST TPA 50/2 機械プレス
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· ID 167876759機械プレス
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Identifikation
メーカーDORST
型式TPA 50/2
管理番号0030
Technik
数量1
説明
The Dorst TPA 50/4 is a reliable, used mechanical powder compaction press designed for precision and efficiency. Offering a robust maximum pressing force of 500 kN and a maximum withdrawal force of 400 kN, it supports a variety of powder compaction tasks. With a filling height up to 180 mm and a pressing stroke of up to 90 mm, this machine is adaptable to diverse requirements. Equipped with an upper punch stroke of 120 mm and an adjustable travel of 220 mm, the Dorst TPA 50/4 provides flexibility for different applications. It operates at a speed of 7 to 32 strokes per minute, ensuring efficient production. The press requires a compressed air supply, consuming approximately 200 liters per minute, with a total connected load of around 18 kW. Constructed with durability in mind, the press measures approximately 2000 mm in width, 1700 mm in depth, and 3250 mm in height, and weighs around 5,500 kg. The workspace-related sound level is 78 dB(A), and it features a press housing capacity of 190 liters for gear oil. Ideal for industrial settings, this press caters to high-performance powder compaction demands with reliability and precision., Pressing Force max.: 500 Kn, Withdrawal force max.: 400 Kn, Supporting force in pressing position max.: 400 Kn, Die return force max.: 20 Kn, Upper punch stroke: 120 mm, Upper punch adjusting travel: 220 mm, Number of strokes: 7-32 1/min, Filling height max.: 180 mm, Pressing travel max.: 90 mm, Withdrawal travel max.: 90 mm, Top pressing travel max: 12 mm, Upper punch pneumatic preload max.: 100 mm, Compressed air supply , Air consumption, Intake air aprox.: 200 1/min, Total connected load aprox.: 18,00 Kw, Width aprox.: 2000 mm, Depth aprox.: 1700 mm, Height aprox.: 3250 mm, Weight of the press aprox.: 5.500 Kg, Press housing: 190 l (gear oil), Workplace-related sound: 78 dB (A)
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