The Punch Press is a compact and robust punching solution designed for high-precision applications such as electronic components, terminals, and small metal parts. With a space-saving design and support for integration with servo feeders, it enables efficient and stable automated stamping operations.
Product Characteristics
The 1.5T Electric Benchtop Precision Compact Punch Press is a compact and high-precision punching solution designed for small-scale stamping and light-duty production. Featuring a high-rigidity cast iron frame and an optimized structural design, this press delivers stable performance, low noise operation, and excellent punching accuracy.
With its space-saving benchtop design and reliable electric drive system, the machine is ideal for electronics, hardware components, terminals, connectors, and precision parts manufacturing, especially in workshops with limited floor space.
The punch press adopts a precision crankshaft transmission structure with high concentricity and minimal mechanical clearance, ensuring stable, accurate, and repeatable punching results.
Designed for benchtop installation, this compact punch press fits easily into small workshops and production cells while maintaining strong punching capability.
Powered by a high-efficiency electric motor, the press offers energy-saving, low-vibration, and consistent operation, making it suitable for continuous light-duty stamping tasks.
The high-strength cast iron machine body with reinforced rib design minimizes deformation and guarantees long-term stability and precision during operation.
Standard safety features include dual-hand operation buttons, overload protection, and an emergency stop system, ensuring safe and user-friendly operation.
Suitable for punching, blanking, forming, and trimming of small metal parts, PCB boards, terminals, connectors, and similar precision components.
The punch press can be integrated with servo feeders and light automation systems, enabling semi-automatic or fully automatic stamping production for improved efficiency.
The 1.5T Electric Benchtop Precision Compact Punch Press is specifically designed for compact production environments, making it an ideal solution for workshops with limited space while maintaining reliable performance.
Perfect for low-volume production, prototyping, and precision stamping, this machine helps manufacturers improve efficiency without compromising product quality.
Equipped with essential safety features such as emergency stop, safety protection, and overload control, the press ensures a secure and stable working environment for operators.
Technical Parameters
| Mode | EP-1500 |
| Ability | 1.5TON |
| Number of strokes | 240 |
| Stroke | 30mm |
| Adjustable height | 30mm |
| Die aperture | 25.4 |
| Mesa aperture | 60 |
| Motor | 1/4 HP |
| Throat height | 170mm |
| Workbench (lengthxwidth) | 250×160mm |
| Shape (lengthxwidthxheight) | 340×400×650mm |
| Workbench (lengthxwidth) | 250x160 |
| Weight | 70 kg |
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FAQ
Q: How do I determine the right feeder size for my production line?
A: The feeder size depends on the material width, thickness, and feeding step distance required by your stamping press. Choosing the correct specifications ensures smooth operation and prevents feeding errors or misalignment.
Q: What factors should I consider when choosing a servo feeder machine?
A: When selecting a servo feeder, key factors include feeding accuracy (±0.05mm or better), maximum feeding speed (e.g., 20m/min), material compatibility (stainless steel, aluminum, etc.), load capacity, and control system (PLC or touchscreen). Ensure the machine matches your stamping process requirements.
Q: How do I choose the right decoiler, straightener and feeder?
A: Select based on material type, width, thickness, coil weight, and required speed. Match decoiler capacity to coil size, choose a straightener for material strength, and a feeder that meets feed length and precision. Ensure compatibility with your press and automation level.
Q: Coil feeder vs servo feeder: what’s the difference?
A: A coil feeder is a broader system for continuous coil feeding, often integrated with decoiler and straightener. A servo feeder uses servo motors for precise, programmable feeding, ideal for short pitches and high accuracy applications.
Q: How to choose decoiler capacity?
A: Select a decoiler rated 10–20% above your maximum coil weight. Confirm inner diameter (I.D.) compatibility and outer diameter limits. Adjustable mandrels are recommended if you run multiple coil sizes.
Q: What feed precision can I expect?
A: Servo feeders typically achieve ±0.01–0.05 mm, with high-end models reaching ±0.005 mm. Mechanical feeders usually provide ±0.02–0.1 mm. Actual accuracy depends on material properties and straightening quality.
Q: How does material affect machine selection?
A: High-strength materials need stronger straightening and drive systems. Thin materials require low-pressure handling. Soft materials like aluminum need anti-scratch solutions.
Q: What affects feeding accuracy most?
A: Key factors include feeder precision, servo tuning, straightener setup, material quality, and press stability. Poor setup or worn dies can reduce accuracy.
Q: What spare parts should be prepared?
A: Common spares include bearings, belts, sensors, seals, guide blocks, and lubrication parts. Keeping key components reduces downtime and improves maintenance efficiency.
Q: Can feeders be retrofitted to existing presses?
A: Yes, most systems support retrofitting. Check press dimensions, feed height, control compatibility, and safety requirements before installation.
Q: How long does it take to receive the feeder machine after placing an order?
A: Lead time for delivery typically ranges from 4 to 8 weeks depending on customization, production schedules, and shipping location. Once your order is confirmed, we will provide a more precise delivery estimate.
Q: What are your payment terms?
A: We accepts T/T payment, 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipping
Q: How often should I perform maintenance on my servo feeder machine?
A: Routine maintenance should be conducted weekly for basic cleaning and lubrication, while a more thorough inspection should be done monthly to check for wear on rollers, belts, and electrical components. A full servicing is recommended every 6-12 months depending on usage intensity.
Q: What are the most common issues with feeder machines, and how can I troubleshoot them?
A: Common issues include misalignment, inconsistent feeding accuracy, or motor failure. Check for loose bolts, dirt buildup, or software calibration errors. If problems persist, refer to the user manual or contact technical support.
Q: Do you provide on-site repair services if my machine breaks down?
A: Yes, we offer on-site repair services for major issues, along with remote troubleshooting support for minor problems. For urgent cases, we can dispatch a technician within 24-48 hours, depending on your location.
Q: What is the maintenance cycle?
A: Daily cleaning and inspection; weekly check belts, air lines; monthly inspect bearings and guides; yearly replace worn parts. Adjust frequency based on operating hours and workload.
Q: What's the package of your coil feeding machines?
A: For the coil feeding equipment that go LCL shipping, We will use plastic films wrap on the equiment, and then fix it into a wooden box.
For the large coil lines that go FCL shipment, We will fix each part with ropes on the shipping container and then wrapped them with plastic films.
Q: What is the typical lead time?
A: Standard machines usually take 4–8 weeks. Customized systems or full production lines may require 10–20+ weeks depending on complexity and production schedule.
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