Stamtec’s Mechanical Presses (a.k.a. OBG, OBS, OBI, or C-frame) undergo finite element analysis prior to manufacturing to ensure proper design, superior strength and maximum resistance to deflection
Stamtec’s Mechanical Presses (a.k.a. OBG, OBS, OBI, or C-frame) undergo finite element analysis prior to manufacturing to ensure proper design, superior strength and maximum resistance to deflection
Mechanical Presses are a reliable and efficient solution for your manufacturing needs.
Stamtec’s mechanical presses are designed to deliver precision and quality with every press. While we offer a wide range of presses to meet the needs of your business, your mechanical press is also customizable, allowing you to tailor it to your specific manufacturing needs.
Contact us today to learn more about our mechanical stamping presses and how they can improve your manufacturing process.
Stamtec's mechanical presses are designed to provide numerous advantages over other types of presses including:
A mechanical straight side press is a type of stamping press with a rigid, straight-sided frame. Unlike gap frame presses, which have an open-front design, straight side presses offer a closed structure that improves rigidity and minimizes deflection. This design is especially advantageous in high-tonnage applications, ensuring greater accuracy and repeatability.
Stamtec offers a wealth of resources to support its customers including mechanical press installation examples, videos, catalogs, and other helpful materials to help customers get the most out of their Stamtec equipment. To better understand the differences between mechanical and hydraulic presses, read our comparison in this post.
Contact us today to learn more about our mechanical stamping presses and how they can improve your manufacturing process.
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What tonnage mechanical presses do you offer?
We stock tonnage range from 25 to 600 and can provide custom built presses with tonnages of up to 3,000.
What are the critical specs needed to determine the ideal mechanical press?
The specs we recommend assessing are tonnage, stroke length, die height, speed and bed and slide areas.
Can you tell me what kind of press I need for a particular application?
Yes, but you will first need to work with a qualified die builder (we can recommend a few) to determine the specs and capacities required of your press. We can then help you determine what type of press you will need based on this information.