With Stamtec’s servo motor drive technology, the standard electric motor, flywheel and clutch and brake are replaced with a high-torque, low-rpm servo motor. Proprietary press controls specifically designed for the servo press achieve a wide variety of stroke lengths and slide movement profiles while supplying full working energy even at low speeds.
What kind of applications are servo presses ideal for?
Servo presses are ideal for applications that require a variable slide velocity at multiple points in the stroke profile, including metal forming and shallow to medium drawing and forming.
What is the difference between a standard mechanical and servo press?
A servo press is driven by a servo motor, as opposed to a standard flywheel, clutch and brake. This provides full energy at any speed, but not full capacity at any stage in the stroke (capacity is best at near bottom center).
Should I use a servo press instead of a hydraulic press?
A servo press offers increased production volume when compared to a hydraulic press. Also, all stroke profiles are fully programmable on a servo press.
