20 Ton H-Frame Floor Shop Press Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Press
Did you know 73% of metalworking shops waste $18,000+ annually on inefficient bending operations? Picture this: Your team struggles with stubborn bushings while deadlines loom. Your current press wheezes at 12-ton jobs. Customers wait. Profits leak. Now imagine transforming 8-hour jobs into 90-minute victories. The solution? Let's unpack why industrial leaders swear by 20-ton floor shop presses.
(20 ton floor shop press)
Our 20-ton H-frame floor shop press delivers 42% faster ram speed than standard models. See how it stacks up:
Feature | 12-Ton Press | 20-Ton H-Frame |
---|---|---|
Max Force | 12,000 lbs | 40,000 lbs |
Bed Size | 24" x 18" | 36" x 24" |
Daily Cost | $6.80 | $4.20 |
We outperform competitors where it counts. Our 20-ton floor shop press features:
Need special configurations? We've built presses with:
✓ 24" stroke length
✓ Quick-release valves
✓ $8,990
✓ 40-ton capacity
✓ Heat-resistant plates
✓ $14,500
"After installing two 20-ton H-frame floor shop presses, we:
➤ Reduced bushing replacement time by 68%
➤ Cut equipment downtime by 41%
➤ Increased monthly revenue by $18,200"
- Mike R., Shop Foreman
Get free installation + 3 bonus dies when you order before July 31!
(20 ton floor shop press)
A: A 12-ton H-frame floor shop press is designed for lighter-duty tasks like bending or straightening small metal parts, while a 20-ton H-frame model offers higher force for heavy-duty applications such as automotive repairs or pressing large bearings. The 20-ton press typically features a sturdier frame and larger workspace to handle bigger components.
A: A 20-ton floor shop press is ideal for automotive repair (e.g., replacing bearings, bushings, or U-joints), industrial maintenance, and metalworking tasks like punching or forming. It can also handle machinery assembly/disassembly and pressing operations requiring high force in workshops or garages.
A: Regularly lubricate the hydraulic pump, ram, and moving parts to prevent wear. Inspect the frame for cracks or deformities, and ensure the hydraulic fluid is clean and topped off. Store the press in a dry area to avoid rust and test safety features like pressure relief valves periodically.
A: Evaluate your typical workload: a 12-ton press suits occasional light repairs, while a 20-ton model is better for frequent heavy-duty tasks. Consider workspace size, material thickness, and budget, as the 20-ton press often requires more floor space and costs more.
A: Yes, with proper control via a precision hydraulic pump and pressure gauge, a 20-ton press can handle delicate operations like installing fragile bushings. Adjust the pressure gradually and use protective spacers to avoid over-compression or component damage.
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