Die Cutters and Die Cutting Machines Specifications

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Press Type 

	Press Type
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	Clicker Press		Presses designed for the die cutting of web or sheet materials usually consist of a wide table or plate with a smaller swing-arm head. Clicker presses are used in the manual conversion of web or sheet materials such as woven cloth, non-woven textiles, or rubber sheeting.
	Laboratory Press		Equipment is designed for laboratory applications such as process parameter studies, material development, or sample preparation.
	Rotary Die Cutter		Rotary die cutting machines or roller press die cutters are used in the high-speed converting of web or sheet materials such as woven cloth, non-woven textiles, coated abrasives, adhesive tape, or rubber sheeting. Rotary die cutters consist of a roller-shaped rotary cutting die that is pressed against the web. The web material is pulled in, and converted into shapes as the roller die rotates.
	Other		Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary stamping machine or press forming operation.
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	Hot / Thermal Press		Thermal presses or machines are suitable for elevated temperature operations such as hot stamping, hot forming, or diffusion bonding of metals. The metal or material is heated to a plastic state, allowing a level of deformation that would cause cracking or excessive residual stress in a cold forming operation.
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Technology

	Technology:
	Your choices are...
	Air / Pneumatic		The press is driven or powered by a pneumatic cylinder.
	Hydraulic		The press is driven or powered by a hydraulic cylinder. Hydraulic presses can generate extremely high forces to form metals or other materials.
	Hydro-mechanical		Hydro-mechanical presses are driven by a hydraulic cylinder or hydraulic motor.
	Mechanical		The press is driven by a rotary motor through a screw, toggle, lever, or other mechanism.
	Servo (Driven / Control)		The press or machine is servo-controlled or directly driven by a servo motor.
	Manual		The press is driven or powered by hand, or with manual force that is magnified with screw, lever, or other mechanism.
	Other		Other unlisted, specialized, or proprietary technologies.
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Specifications

	Capacity / Operating Force:		The operating press load required to cut or form a part or rivet assembly during production. The rated capacity of a press is the ton pressure, which the slide or ram will safely exert at the bottom of the stroke while working within the range of the press. In a mechanical press, the capacity is determined by the bending capacity of the main shaft (crank, toggle, or eccentric shaft).
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	Stroke:		Stroke is the ram travel from top dead center (TDC) to bottom dead center (BDC).
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Dimensional Specifications

	Throat:		Throat is the distance from the centerline of the ram to the back frame in a gap frame, C frame, or similar press type.
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	Daylight / Open Height:		Daylight is the distance in the open position between the ram and the table or bolster plate of a press. In the case of a multi-daylight press, daylight is the distance between adjacent platens.
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	Sheet / Working Length (R to L):		The sheet length (largest dimension, X) or working distance from right to left (R to L) that can be punched, formed or converted by the machine.
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	Sheet Width / Working Depth (F to B):		The sheet width (smallest dimension, Y) or working depth from front to back (F to B) that can be punched, formed or converted by the machine.
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Special Features

	Manual Control?		The press is controlled manually through an operator interface device such as a footswitch, pendant, or push-button controls.
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