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• Hydraulic power source • Longer life due to a hardened body • Quick clamping for American and WT style tooling • Automatic fluid level monitoring for greater reliability • Simple push-button loading • Wireless pendant control -
Do you need a custom press? We got you covered. Our team can design and manufacture a custom hydraulic press to fit your specific needs. Check out a few of our previous projects in the photos. Proudly Made in the USA! -
200 tons Capacity 144” Bending Width (122” between frames) 16.5” Open Height 8.5” Closed Height 8” Stroke 14” Throat Depth 144”w x 60”d Footprint 96” Height 21,000 lbs. Touchscreen CNC ControlThis model is currently undergoing updates and is not available for quotation. Check back for our updated and improved model!
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200 tons Capacity 120” Bending Width (98” between frames) 16.5” Open Height 8.5” Closed Height 8” Stroke 14” Throat Depth 120”w x 60”d Footprint 96” Height Touchscreen CNC ControlThis model is currently undergoing updates and is not available for quotation. Check back for our updated and improved model!
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Store up to 30 punches in this punch rack that also conveniently catches the fall-off from the flat shear. -
Mount your coper notcher or pipe notcher in the punch station of your ironworker. Compatible with both the SPP20/50 and SPP40/75 -
This backgauge kit mounts on to the flat and angle shear for shearing consistent parts. -
The Pipe Notcher is a self contained unit, and is an useful addition to the SPP40/75, SPP20/50 and all Presses. The SPP40/75 has a dedicated Notcher station, while use in the SPP20/50 will require the additional purchase of the Notcher Mounting Kit to mount it in the punch station. Notcher can also be ran in the press station of any of our Presses, including Ironworker press stations. (user provides spacers for correct closed height) -
Optional Stroke Control is mounted on the hydraulic cylinder on the rear of the machine. This feature allows you to set the stroke of the press ram for repetitive jobs such pipe, tubing, or brake bending. Turn threaded rod to desired position and tighten lock nut to set stroke.
