We repair a wide range of forging hydraulic presses, including open die, closed die, warm, and cold forging presses, as well as custom and specialty presses used in various industries.
Common issues include hydraulic leaks, pressure loss, pump failure, cylinder wear, valve malfunctions, and issues with the control systems, such as electrical faults or programming errors.
Regular servicing should be performed based on the manufacturer's recommendations, typically every 2,000 to 3,000 hours of operation. However, high-use equipment may require more frequent maintenance.
Signs that your press may need repair include inconsistent pressure, unusual noises, slower cycle times, hydraulic fluid leaks, and any noticeable decrease in performance or precision.
Many repairs, especially minor ones, can be done onsite. However, for significant repairs or complete overhauls, it may be necessary to transport the press to our specialized repair facility.
