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Please fill out the form below, and we’ll be happy to help you with your stamping press requirements. For immediate assistance, please call 931-393-5050.

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FINANCING

To start investigating financing options, you can enter a budgetary dollar amount below, or call Stamtec at 931-393-5050 for pricing on the equipment model you are interested in.

SERVICE

Service Inquiries Form


Please fill out this form for technical support or service. Someone will be in touch within 24 hours. If you don’t receive a response within 24 hours, feel free to call our office at 931-393-5050 as a technical issue might have caused us not to receive the form. After hours, call 931-581-7506.

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If you need service assistance, click this link to contact our support staff. Otherwise, please fill out the form below and someone will be in touch within 24 hours.

If you don’t receive a response within 24 hours, feel free to call our office at 931-393-5050 as a technical issue might have caused us not to receive the form. After hours, call 931-703-9191.

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Mechanical, Forging, & Servo Presses for Your Complete Press-line Solution

Flexibility and Speed All in One Press

Servo Presses offer the best of both worlds – the slide velocity variability of hydraulic presses at the same or faster production speeds than mechanical presses.

The servo motors and controls that run servo presses account for the combined benefit of flexibility and speed.

But let’s step back and take a look at traditional mechanical presses to understand why servo presses are different. In mechanical presses, the flywheel mass and speed determine the amount of working energy available to form a part. This works well until a slower slide velocity is required to form the part effectively (since metal generally flows and forms better at slower speeds). To achieve the slower slide velocity, the flywheel needs to rotate more slowly, which diminishes the amount of working energy, preventing the press from properly forming the part.

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Servo Press Tooling Seminar

We’re excited to host a special Servo Press Tooling Seminar specifically for metal stampers and tool and die shops September 18 at our Servo Press Technology Center and Die Try-Out Facility in Manchester, TN.

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