Manufacturier de presses hydrauliques
Buying a hydraulic press is a big call. We get it. If you've got questions before you're ready to commit — about tonnage, frame type, table size, custom configurations, or anything else — just ask. That conversation costs nothing and usually saves shops from buying something they'll regret.
Fill out the form, send an email, or pick up the phone. We're easy to reach and we give straight answers.
We've been manufacturing hydraulic presses in North America for over 40 years. The lineup covers most shop applications — H-frame presses from 25 to 350 tons for heavy fabrication, bearing work, and shaft straightening. C-frame presses for production assembly and lighter press-fit work. Straightening presses in 100, 150, and 250-ton configurations with precision-milled tables built for serious shaft and structural work. Roll-in table presses for large and heavy workpieces that need to be wheeled directly onto the bed. Gantry straightening presses for oversized parts that won't fit a standard press footprint. Forklift tire presses built specifically for tire mounting and demounting operations. Broach presses for precision broaching applications. And specialty presses for jobs that don't fit any standard category.
If none of the standard configurations fit your application, we build custom. Give us the specs — tonnage, table size, stroke length, control requirements, guarding — and we'll build around your process.
The more specific you are, the faster we can point you at the right machine. Tell us what you're pressing or straightening, the material and diameter range you work with, how often the press will run, and any space or power constraints in your shop. If you're not sure about tonnage, tell us the application and we'll work through it with you.
Every press we sell is built with industry-standard North American components — Baldor motors, standard hydraulic parts available at any supplier on the continent. When something eventually needs service, you're not waiting on overseas parts or dealing with proprietary components nobody local carries.
We're based in Harrison, NJ. Phone, email, or the form below — whatever works for you. Most inquiries get a same-day response. If you're ready to talk presses, so are we.
