This hydraulic swing arm die cutting press is available in 10T, 12T, 16T and 20T versions (maximum pressure 10–20 tonnes). Choose the model based on the cutting force required for your material and die.
Typical specifications: working area 350 x 360 mm; down plate size 400 x 800 mm; adjustable stroke 0–70 mm; cutting speed approximately 0.07 m/s; distance between up and down plate 40–115 mm; motor power 0.75–1.5 kW; machine weight 450–600 kg; overall size about 850 x 680 x 1500 mm.
It is designed for cutting and punching soft-to-medium materials such as foam, EVA, sponge, leather and many plastics. Actual cutting capability depends on material properties, die design and chosen tonnage.
The machine works with common die types used for die cutting — steel rule dies, creasing dies and custom cutting dies. Die size must fit the working area (350 x 360 mm) and the combined die/material stack must fit within the 40–115 mm open height.
Operation is hydraulic, intermittent single-stroke. The press uses a two-hand button start to reduce risk of operator injury and includes emergency stop devices. The four-column, two-cylinder design provides rigidity and stable, accurate cuts.
Cutting speed is specified as 0.07 m/s. Actual cycles per minute depend on stroke length, loading/unloading time and operator workflow; in practical terms, short strokes can yield roughly tens of cycles per minute, but throughput should be confirmed with your specific application.
The four-column two-cylinder mechanism and rigid construction are designed to ensure good plane precision and stable cutting force. Absolute precision and repeatability depend on die quality, tooling setup and material — for tight tolerance jobs, we recommend sample tests.
Yes — the machine is equipped with an automatic lubrication system to maintain precision and extend component life. Routine maintenance (visual inspection, hydraulic oil checks, periodic replacement of consumables) is still recommended.
Motor power varies by model (0.75–1.5 kW). Standard electrical supply (voltage and frequency) can vary by region and is typically configurable — confirm the required supply (e.g., 220V or 380V, single- or three-phase) with the supplier when ordering.
Select the tonnage based on the toughest cutting task you need to perform (material hardness, die construction and cutting area). If unsure, provide sample materials and intended die shapes to the supplier for a recommended model.
Machine footprint is approximately 850 x 680 mm and height around 1500 mm. Weight ranges from 450 to 600 kg depending on the model. Ensure a level, strong floor and adequate space for operator access, material handling and maintenance.
Many suppliers offer customization options such as different electrical configurations, safety guards, die mounting fixtures or alternate stroke settings. Contact the seller with required options so they can confirm availability and pricing.
Follow daily and periodic checks: ensure automatic lubrication is functioning, inspect seals and hoses, check hydraulic oil level and cleanliness. Hydraulic oil change intervals depend on usage and environment; a common guideline is to inspect regularly and consider replacement every 6–12 months or per manufacturer’s hours-based recommendation. Confirm exact service intervals with the supplier's maintenance manual.
Installation, operator training and after-sales support policies vary by supplier. Most reputable suppliers offer commissioning and training packages and provide spare parts and technical support — confirm availability and terms when purchasing.
Request a sample test from the supplier: provide your material samples, desired die or a digital die file and target quantities. Many suppliers will perform trial cuts and provide photos, videos or sample parts so you can verify cutting quality and throughput before ordering.
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