Powder Compacting Press
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Powder Compacting Press

A powder pressing press is used to compact and shape powdered materials into finished parts or preforms with controlled dimensions and density. By applying pressure through a specially designed die, the machine can turn metal powders, ceramic powders, and other industrial materials into solid components with a defined shape.
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Product Description

 

A powder pressing press is used to compact and shape powdered materials into finished parts or preforms with controlled dimensions and density. By applying pressure through a specially designed die, the machine can turn metal powders, ceramic powders, and other industrial materials into solid components with a defined shape.
When working with powder materials, pressing force is only one part of the equation. The movement of the slide, available die space, opening height, and overall working area can all affect the production process. For this reason, our powder compaction press range covers rated forces from 200 to 3150 kN, giving manufacturers more options for different part sizes and production requirements.
The machine can be used for both individual pressing operations and repeated production work. When choosing a model, it is worth checking the required pressing force together with the die dimensions, part height, working stroke, and available installation space. If you already have a powder material specification or die drawing, these details can also be used to select a more suitable configuration.

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Key Features

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Stable Pressing Force for Powder Compaction
The equipment is available with rated forces from 200 to 3150 kN. Smaller configurations can handle relatively compact powder parts, while higher-force versions provide more capacity for larger components and heavier-duty tooling.

02/

Practical Working Area
The available working area changes according to the machine configuration. Compact models provide a working area of 520 × 420 mm, while the 3150 kN version reaches 1000 × 700 mm. This gives manufacturers more flexibility when installing larger dies or working with bigger components.

03/

Different Slide Strokes
Slide stroke ranges from 260 to 600 mm across the available configurations. The different stroke options make it easier to match the machine with die height, loading requirements, and the actual forming process.

04/

Generous Open Height
Maximum open height ranges from 400 to 1000 mm. A larger opening can make die installation, adjustment, part removal, and routine maintenance more convenient.

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Rigid Machine Structure
The load-bearing structure is built for regular operation under high pressing forces. A rigid frame helps keep the main working components in position and reduces unwanted movement or deformation during the pressing cycle.

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Configuration Based on the Process
Choosing a powder pressing press is not simply about selecting a tonnage. Throat depth, working area, slide stroke, open height, and motor power should also be considered. Looking at these specifications together helps ensure that the press matches the actual die and production process.

 

Materials and Construction

 

The machine uses a heavy-duty steel frame capable of handling substantial forces during operation. For powder compaction applications, structural rigidity is particularly important because consistent positioning of the working components can have a direct effect on the repeatability of the finished parts.
Major load-bearing components are properly machined and assembled to maintain the required working geometry. The work area provides space for mounting the powder die and related tooling, with dimensions depending on the selected machine configuration.
A hydraulic power system drives the main slide. Key hydraulic components include the cylinder, pump, valves, piping, and sealing elements, all selected for industrial operating conditions.
The main mechanical and working surfaces are intended for regular production use when the machine is operated and maintained according to the recommended procedures. With suitable tooling and correctly selected working parameters, the equipment can be used for individual powder forming operations as well as batch production.
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Technical Parameters

 

Model

Nominal Force (kN)

Slider Stroke (mm)

Max. Opening Height (mm)

Effective Working Area L × W (mm)

Motor Power (kW)

Y32-100T

1,000

260

440

640 × 550

5.5

Y32-150T

1,500

260

350

640 × 550

5.5

Y32-200TA

2,000

500

800

720 × 700

11

Y32-200TB

2,000

500

800

1,000 × 1,000

11

Y32-250TA

2,500

500

720

720 × 700

11

Y32-250TB

2,500

500

800

1,200 × 1,100

15

Y32-315TA

3,150

500

800

800 × 700

15

Y32-315TB

3,150

600

700

1,000 × 1,000

18.5

Y32-315TC

3,150

600

900

1,600 × 1,500

18.5

Y32-315TD

3,150

800

1,250

1,700 × 1,100

22

Y32-500TA

5,000

700

1,000

1,400 × 1,400

22 × 2

Y32-500TB

5,000

700

1,000

3,000 × 2,200

22 × 2

Y32-630TA

6,300

800

1,300

1,400 × 1,400

22 × 2

Y32-630TB

6,300

700

1,200

3,000 × 2,200

22 × 2

Y32-800TA

8,000

700

1,200

1,200 × 1,500

22 × 2

Y32-800TB

8,000

800

1,200

3,200 × 2,200

22 × 2

Y32-1000TA

10,000

800

1,500

1,500 × 1,300

30 × 2

Y32-1000TB

10,000

1,000

1,500

3,000 × 2,500

30 × 2

Y32-1200T

12,000

1,100

1,700

3,500 × 2,000

37 × 2

Y32-1600TA

16,000

1,000

1,300

1,600 × 1,700

45 × 2

Y32-1600TB

16,000

800

1,500

2,000 × 2,000

45 × 2

Y32-2000T

20,000

1,000

1,300

1,600 × 1,800

45 × 2

 

Advantages of the Equipment

 

One of the biggest advantages of this powder compaction press range is the choice of pressing capacity. There is no need to automatically select the largest machine available. For smaller powder components, a 200–600 kN configuration may be enough, while applications involving larger parts or higher forming loads can move up to 1000, 2000, or 3150 kN.


Working area is another point worth checking before placing an order. Powder forming normally relies on a dedicated die, so the die dimensions should match the available space on the machine. The larger configuration, with a working area of up to 1000 × 700 mm, offers more room for bigger tooling and workpieces.


The open height can also make a noticeable difference in day-to-day operation. The largest configuration provides up to 1000 mm of open height, giving operators more room when installing or adjusting taller dies.


Instead of choosing a machine based only on rated force, buyers can compare several specifications at the same time, including pressing force, slide stroke, open height, throat depth, and working area. This approach makes it easier to avoid buying a machine that has enough tonnage but not enough room for the actual tooling.


Motor power is matched to the selected machine capacity, ranging from 3 to 15 kW across the available configurations. This gives customers a choice that is closer to their actual production requirements without unnecessarily paying for oversized equipment.
For manufacturers, the result is a more practical equipment selection: enough capacity for the powder forming process, without adding specifications that are not needed for the application.

 

Services

Before Ordering

Not sure which pressing force or configuration you need? We can help review the basic requirements before production starts. Information about the powder material, finished part, and die can be used to make the selection more accurate.

  • Pressing force selection
  • Die dimension review
  • Working area verification
  • Slide stroke consultation
  • Configuration recommendations
  • Discussion of technical requirements

Manufacturing & Inspection

The main mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems are checked during manufacturing and before shipment.

  • Machine fabrication and assembly
  • Inspection of major mechanical components
  • Hydraulic system testing
  • Electrical component inspection
  • Trial operation
  • Pre-shipment inspection

After-Sales Support

Technical assistance is available for installation, commissioning, operation, and routine maintenance.

  • Installation guidance
  • Commissioning assistance
  • Operator instructions
  • Remote technical support
  • Spare parts supply
  • Maintenance recommendations

 

FAQ

 

Q: What is a powder pressing press used for?

A: A powder pressing press compacts and forms powdered materials using a die and controlled pressing force. It can be used with metal powders, ceramic powders, and other industrial powder materials.

Q: How do I choose the right pressing force?

A: The required force depends on factors such as the powder material, part dimensions, part shape, projected pressing area, desired density, and production process. Die requirements should also be considered before selecting the machine.

Q: What working areas are available?

A: Depending on the configuration, the working area ranges from 520 × 420 mm to 1000 × 700 mm.

Q: Can different dies be used with the machine?

A: Yes. Different dies can be used as long as their dimensions, installation requirements, and operating conditions are compatible with the selected press.

Q: What is the maximum slide stroke?

A: The available configurations have slide strokes ranging from 260 to 600 mm. The exact stroke depends on the selected pressing capacity and machine configuration.

Q: What information is needed to select a powder compaction press?

A: It is helpful to provide the powder material, finished part dimensions, die size, required production capacity, pressing requirements, and a description of the forming process. A die drawing or part drawing is also useful for technical evaluation.

 

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