With a lamb round stop mechanism! By attaching a load cell, it reduces work errors and enables load management.
The "T-2" is a hand press suitable for bending, crimping, pressing, and stamping processes that require power. It employs a toggle mechanism that generates a large force with a small effort. It allows for precise work with a settable bottom dead center, and the handle can be mounted on either side. Additionally, it can be customized with features such as a sliding table or an indexing table. Please feel free to contact us for inquiries. 【Features】 ■ Allows for precise work with a settable bottom dead center ■ Employs a toggle mechanism that generates a large force with a small effort ■ Sliding parts are made of metal ■ Equipped with a ram locking mechanism ■ Handle can be mounted on either side *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 - By attaching a load cell, it reduces operational errors and enables load management. - Special adaptations available, such as with a slide table or an index table. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Nihon Seizo Co., Ltd. is a company that brings together development firms and manufacturing manufacturers with high technical capabilities. The business groups include the "FA Equipment Manufacturing Group," which plans and manufactures automation equipment, and the "Metal Processing Manufacturing Group," which provides total support from design to processing, welding, and assembly. Additionally, there are other businesses such as the "Construction Material Logistics Manufacturing Group," which manufactures steel structural materials and supports steel structure construction, as well as the "Resin and Special Processing Manufacturing Group" and the "Food Manufacturing Group."