Hydraulic Presses
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Hydraulic presses use fluid pressure to generate controlled, high force for forming, stamping, deep drawing, moulding, and assembly operations. The suppliers below manufacture, distribute, or service hydraulic press machines for metalworking, plastics, and general manufacturing applications across European industry.
What Hydraulic Presses suppliers provide
Suppliers in this category manufacture, distribute, or service complete hydraulic press machines, including single- and multi-column presses, deep-drawing presses, moulding presses, and assembly presses. Their core competence lies in matching press force, stroke, and table size to the forming or joining application, along with control system integration and tooling support. Many suppliers also provide installation, commissioning, and maintenance services. This category covers complete press machines rather than individual hydraulic components or clamping devices, which are listed separately. In the pre-selection phase, compare which press types, force ranges, and materials each supplier’s machines are designed for rather than reviewing individual specifications.
Relevant standards
Hydraulic presses are typically designed to meet the safety requirements of ISO 4413 for hydraulic systems and EN ISO 12100 for the risk assessment of machinery in general. Electrical equipment on the press is commonly built to IEC 60204-1. Supplier quality management is typically certified to ISO 9001.
Frequently asked questions
What applications use hydraulic presses?
Hydraulic presses are used for metal forming, stamping, deep drawing, moulding, and assembly operations that require controlled, high force over a defined stroke.
Which safety standard applies to hydraulic press machines?
ISO 4413 sets safety requirements for the hydraulic system itself, while EN ISO 12100 covers the general risk assessment and machinery safety requirements that apply to the complete press.