Hydraulic Press

Anyang Forging utilizes their press knowledge and machining capabilities to manufacture a range of presses aimed at blacksmiths, knifesmiths and small industrial sectors. Sizes range from 25 ton (metric) or 27.5 ton (imperial) to 50, 75 and 100 ton models.

Forging presses are varied across application, type, and even manufacturer. Understanding key considerations when deciding on a new forging press can help narrow the list of potential machines fit for your job.

Hydraulic forging machines are becoming more and more important to any blacksmith shop. Often crafted by hand, this relatively small machine allows a blacksmith to perform many of the same operations as a power hammer, while adding more control and expanding what one can do with hot metal.

The general hydraulic free forging press is mainly used in metal open die forging, also used for bolster die forging,with functions of fast forging, normal forging and pressure keeping, etc, satisfying various forging technical requirements, such as upsetting, drawing out, piercing, saddle forging, bending, offset forging, etc.

This is a small hydraulic press built by Anyang Forging Press. It’s slow, but if you’re patient enough, it can actually forge a steel forging well.

It includes a general hydraulic free forging press and a special ring rolling blanking hydraulic press. The general hydraulic free forging press is mainly used in metal open die forging, also used for bolster die forging,with functions of fast forging, normal forging and pressure keeping, etc, satisfying various forging technical requirements, such as upsetting, drawing out, piercing, saddle forging, bending, offset forging, etc.

Anyang Forging has developed a small air hammer 9-110kg and 25-50 ton hydraulic press for the majority of iron lovers, as well as special hammer head molds for everyone to buy

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