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News Release from: Haulick and Roos | Subject: High speed stamping presses
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 23 July 2001
High speed stamping press range updated
Haulick and Roos recently launched three stamping presses, one of which is a high-speed, PC-controlled, 500kN unit operating at up to 900 strokes/min.
Haulick and Roos recently launched three stamping presses, one of which is a high-speed, PC-controlled, 500kN unit operating at up to 900 strokes/min The RSH-1250 is claimed to achieve significant productivity in stamping operations, The Siemens PC-based control system allows automatic setting of a servo-driven roller blank feeder
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 18 Apr 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Precision high speed press lengthens tool life
Increased tilting rigidity from right to left and from front to back in a precision high speed stamping press ensures longer tool life and improved pressings' accuracies.
The control includes a production control system, which features an integrated tele-service system.
Another recent addition is the RXL 1600-1600 can be applied to deep drawing, forming and complex punching operations.
Both machines feature a stable mono-block design of SG cast iron frame and structural temperature stability using a large volume oil cooling circuit.
The double-connecting-rod power unit features a shaft equipped with four roller bearing units and a wide pitching of the cranks to control tilt when experiencing off-centre loading, assisted by high precision ram guidance.
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