Used Fly Presses with Electro Mechanical Drive

Electromechanically driven screw presses are a type of press machine where the drive is electric and not by a mechanical power transmission as in friction drive screw presses. Electromechanically driven screw presses are driven by an electric motor, which is connected to the spindle via a gearbox. This gearbox allows precise control of the speed and force of the ram. An important feature of electromechanically driven screw presses is their high speed and efficiency. They are capable of performing a large number of rams per minute, making them ideal for applications where rapid machining is required. They also offer high repeatability and precision. Electromechanically driven screw presses are usually equipped with a control system that allows the force and speed of the ram to be precisely regulated. This control can be programmed to perform various machining processes and enable automated production. Electromechanically driven screw presses are manufactured in a variety of sizes and styles to meet the needs of specific applications. They are used in many industries, including automotive, electronics, packaging, and household appliance manufacturing.