The H-type workshop press is designed for demanding pressing applications in areas such as forging, foundries, and the metalworking industry, where heavy workpieces and high pressing force are required. Its robust construction makes the H-type particularly suitable for heavy-duty metalworking applications where stability is essential. STENHØJ HYDRAULIK offers H-type workshop presses from 25 to 200 tons, allowing the press to be tailored to different production requirements.
The C-type workshop press is a flexible solution for metalworking, sheet metal processing, and other applications within the iron and metal industry. The open-frame design provides easy access to the working area, making it convenient to handle different workpieces and applications. The C-type is available from 20 to 200 tons, making it suitable for both versatile workshop tasks and more demanding pressing applications.
Press bearings in and out
Remove and press in bushings
Press wheel hubs and various suspension components
Press shafts, gears, and pulleys
Bend and straighten metal
Loosen seized or rusted parts
Press smaller components together or apart
STENHØJ HYDRAULIK offers hydraulic workshop presses for various applications within metalworking, forging, and industrial production. The C-type is available with a pressing force from 20 to 200 tons, while the H-type is available from 25 to 200 tons. This makes it possible to choose a workshop press suited to both smaller tasks and demanding applications involving heavy workpieces.
In the metalworking industry, at blacksmith workshops, and in foundries, there are high demands for equipment capable of handling heavy metal workpieces and demanding production tasks. A hydraulic workshop press can be used for applications such as pressing, bending, and straightening, as well as other forms of metalworking where high and controlled pressing force is required.
A workshop press can be used for a wide range of pressing and assembly tasks in the metalworking industry. It can be used to press bearings in and out, remove and press bushings, and install wheel hubs and various suspension components. A workshop press can also be used for pressing shafts, gears and pulleys, as well as for bending and straightening metal. In addition, it can be used to loosen seized or rusted parts and to press smaller components together or apart.
The main difference lies in the design and the types of tasks the presses are developed for. An H-frame workshop press has a robust construction and is designed for demanding pressing applications in industries such as forging, foundry work and metalworking, where heavy components require high pressing force and stability. H-frame presses are available from 25 to 200 tons.
A C-frame workshop press has an open design, providing easy access to the work area and making it flexible for different components and applications. It is suitable for applications such as metalworking and sheet metal processing and is available from 20 to 200 tons.
When choosing a workshop press, it is important to consider both your current and future pressing requirements. STENHØJ HYDRAULIK’s workshop presses can operate from 10% of the press’s maximum capacity up to 100%. For example, a 20-ton press can operate from 2 to 20 tons, while a 100-ton press can operate from 10 to 100 tons.
This means that a larger press can also be used for smaller pressing tasks. Therefore, it can be beneficial to consider future requirements when choosing a press, as the pressing capacity cannot be increased later. Our workshop presses are available in capacities from 20 to 200 tons, giving you the flexibility to choose a press that suits both your current and anticipated applications.
Yes, hydraulic workshop presses can be used in forging workshops, foundries and the wider metalworking industry for demanding pressing and metalworking applications. They can be used for tasks such as pressing, bending and straightening metal components where high and controlled pressing force is required.
H-frame workshop presses are well suited for working with heavy components, while C-frame workshop presses offer greater flexibility and easy access to the work area. Both types can be used in professional production environments for working with iron, steel and other metal components.
Workshop presses are available in different sizes and pressing capacities, making them suitable for both smaller workshop tasks and demanding applications involving heavy metal components. STENHØJ HYDRAULIK offers C-frame workshop presses from 20 to 200 tons and H-frame workshop presses from 25 to 200 tons.
Both types of presses can operate at lower pressing forces than their maximum capacity, making it possible to carry out both smaller and larger pressing tasks with the same machine.
The choice of workshop press depends on factors such as the components to be pressed, the tasks the press needs to perform, the required pressing force, and whether you need an open C-frame design or the more robust H-frame design. It is also a good idea to consider future pressing requirements, as a larger press can be used for both smaller and larger tasks within its working range.
If you are unsure which workshop press is right for your needs, STENHØJ HYDRAULIK can help you find a solution based on your specific pressing applications and pressing force requirements.
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