For tonnages under 100 tons: The standard price range is between $10,000 and $50,000. The exact pricing needs to be determined based on customer requirements.

For tonnages between 100 and 500 tons: The standard price range is between $30,000 and $80,000. The final price will depend on the customer’s specific needs and requirements.

For more details on machine costs, check out our article here.

Import Taxes:

When importing hydraulic machines, the costs typically include customs duties, value-added tax (VAT), and potentially additional fees such as handling or documentation charges. The import duties are determined based on the HS code of the machine, which aligns with the country’s import policy. These duties generally range from 0% to 10%, with tax rates typically falling between 15% and 25%. We recommend consulting a local customs expert to ensure precise cost estimations.

Logistics Costs:

The logistics cost depends on the chosen transportation mode (such as sea or air freight) and the applicable insurance and storage fees. Sea freight tends to be more cost-effective for larger shipments. When selecting delivery terms, we suggest choosing EXW if you wish to bear the full cost of transportation and insurance, or CIF if you’d prefer the seller to include those in the price. We advise you to plan for potential shipping risks by choosing the appropriate insurance to prevent loss or damage during transit.

We support T/T (telegraphic transfer) as the primary payment method, as it is efficient and secure. A 30%-50% advance payment is required before production begins, and the remaining balance should be paid before shipment.

Please provide the company and order details for quick verification at the time of payment, with the usual processing time being 1-3 business days (subject to bank processing time).

If installment payments or other payment terms (such as large order payments) are required, these can be negotiated in advance with the supplier to ensure mutual benefit.

Comparison Table of Hydraulic Press Frame Structures

Model Selection Recommendations:

Based on machine requirements:

1. For heavy-duty work: Choose C-type (for medium and large tonnage presses) or H-type (for small and medium tonnage presses).
2. For simpler operations: Choose Four-column or Arch-type.
3. For precision work: H-type or C-type is preferred.

For additional needs like bending, punching, or other specific tasks, we recommend referring to specific machine models based on detailed design considerations.

Core Factors in Hydraulic Presses

1. Core Performance Parameters

The public standard positions for hydraulic presses are mainly based on three core performance indicators: maximum pressure (for example, 1000 tons is typically used in the medium-sized range, 500 tons in small-sized models); stroke length determines the required working area, which must match the working pressure; the opening height also affects the machine’s performance.

If these parameters are mismatched, it could lead to an inefficient processing rate. It is recommended to adjust based on the largest working area and material hardness parameters to ensure precision in key points.

2. Precision and Stability Requirements

Pressure control accuracy (≤1%) and speed adjustment time (fast pressure rise), temperature fluctuation (≤1°C deviation) : These factors are critical to product quality. For instance, pressing requires high precision to avoid errors, while materials must be carefully chosen to ensure minimal deformation.

Also, frame rigidity (such as the use of a H-frame) and fine precision (0.02mm level) can help minimize potential errors in molding. For parts with high precision (e.g., precision electronic devices), prioritizing these factors is recommended.

3. Function Expansion and Flexibility

Automatic interface (PLC/machine interface), safety protection, and energy efficiency indicators (such as system life extension) are essential for enhancing long-term production and reducing costs.

For example, hydraulic presses with the energy efficiency of 30%-50% are common, but they require multiple operational interfaces for higher functionality. Equipment setup should align with production needs, and the process must be tailored to ensure it meets customer needs and complies with project standards.

Summary

Hydraulic presses used in industrial manufacturing are required to meet specific “precision” standards. The machine’s performance and production efficiency are significantly affected by the configuration and setup of various components, such as the frame structure and power mechanisms. We can provide solutions tailored to these needs, ensuring that the machine performance meets industry standards and provides optimal efficiency in production.

We offer three transportation options: sea, air, and land, tailored to different customer needs for efficiency and scheduling:

1. Sea Freight (Main mode of transportation)

Delivery Time: 30-45 days (from the main port to destination), subject to port clearance impact.

Advantages: Lowest cost, suitable for large equipment with non-urgent needs; supports full container load (FCL) or less than container load (LCL).

Applicable Scenarios: Large equipment (such as C-type presses, H-type presses), long-distance international shipping (e.g., from Asia to Europe or North America).

2. Air Freight (Urgent needs)

Delivery Time: 5-10 days (from door to door), including possible customs delays.

Advantages: Fastest, can be arranged quickly; tracking available for full visibility.

Applicable Scenarios: Small equipment (such as C-frame presses), urgent parts or replacement equipment.

3. Land Freight (Regional Coverage)

Delivery Time: 15-30 days (cross-border transport, including intercontinental truck shipments).

Advantages: Cost-effective and reliable, avoids congestion at seaports and airports.

Applicable Scenarios: Within neighboring countries (such as shipments from China to Southeast Asia, Central Asia), or shipments requiring high-precision machinery sensitive to vibrations.

Important Notes: Delivery times may vary due to weather, policy changes, and operational movements. For urgent needs, equipment specifications, and size constraints, we recommend selecting air freight. We will tailor the logistics flow based on your transportation needs and provide full risk management and safety guarantees throughout the process.

Our hydraulic presses are designed for high precision and optimal performance across a wide range of applications. The key advantages include:

1.Speed Control:

• Fast Pressure Time: Adjustable within 0-99 seconds, providing quick and responsive pressure control.
• Slow Pressure Time: Adjustable within 0-99 seconds for more gradual pressure application.
• Return Time: Adjustable within 0-99 seconds to ensure smooth operation between cycles.
• Hold Pressure Time: Adjustable within 0-24 hours, allowing for precise control over the press cycle time.

2. Precision Control:

• Positioning Accuracy: Achieves a high level of precision with a tolerance of ±0.02mm, ensuring accurate alignment and operation.
• Pressure Accuracy: Maintains pressure control within 1%, guaranteeing consistent and reliable performance.
• Pressure Plate Alignment: Ensures precise flatness with an accuracy of ±0.05mm, optimizing efficiency and quality.
• Temperature Control: Offers precise temperature control with an accuracy of ±1°C, ensuring stability in temperature-sensitive operations.

3. Temperature Control:

• The hydraulic press can maintain temperatures up to 800°C, making it suitable for high-temperature applications.

These advanced features combine to provide unparalleled precision, speed, and flexibility, ensuring that our hydraulic presses meet the demanding needs of various industries.

We offer a 1-year warranty for the entire machine (including core components such as hydraulic oil and pressure valves), covering material or manufacturing defects.

During the warranty period, we provide free maintenance and part replacement services, and guarantee a response within 48 hours to ensure continuity of production.

We provide professional maintenance and spare parts services, including optimization of the hydraulic system, pressure calibration, and safety monitoring to maximize equipment lifespan. We support remote troubleshooting and on-site support for quick resolution of any issues.

Spare parts are guaranteed to be delivered within 5-7 days based on urgent requests, and we provide full guarantees for parts, ensuring proper maintenance during the warranty period.

It is recommended to regularly check the following core components:

• Hydraulic oil: Check every 3-6 months to avoid contamination or oxidation, which could lead to system failure.
• Seals: Check monthly to ensure pipes and connections are not leaking; seals need to be replaced when worn.
• Filter: Check every season to ensure proper filtration, and prevent contamination of the hydraulic system.
• Electrical components: Inspect the PLC and sensor connections for stability to avoid operational errors.

Common causes include:

• Oil leakage: If the oil is leaking from the pipes or joints, causing air intake, it could block the flow.
• Hydraulic pump: If the flow rate is too high, it can cause excessive noise and high-pressure settings.
• Machine setup: If the equipment is not installed properly or is on uneven ground, it could cause operational noise. It is recommended to adjust the alignment and level the machine.

The following methods can be used to evaluate:

• Color and appearance: If the oil appears darker and has a burnt smell, it indicates it is overdue for a change.
• Viscosity test: Use a viscosity meter to check. If the viscosity deviation exceeds 15%, it indicates the oil has degraded.
• Contamination check: Use particle contamination tests (such as NAS 1638 grade > 84) to check the level of contamination.

Follow these priority checks:

• Pressure sensor: Calibrate or replace the faulty pressure sensor.
• Piping/fittings: Inspect the pipelines and fittings to check if the control signals are normal.
• Oil temperature: If the oil temperature exceeds 60°C, the system pressure may fluctuate, requiring cooling efficiency checks.

Follow these steps:

• System purge: Run the equipment for 10-15 minutes, venting the pipeline to remove air.
• Oil preheating: Preheat the oil to above 20°C before restarting (especially in colder regions, ensure proper oil temperature).
• Function testing: Perform pressure, speed, and process parameter tests to ensure there are no blockages or leaks.