This Edelhoff EP4 is a workshop press — also known as an eccentric press or stamping press — a type of machine used to apply controlled compressive force to workpieces for punching, blanking, forming, and related metalworking operations. Edelhoff is a German manufacturer with a long history of producing mechanical presses and related industrial equipment for the metalworking and fabricating industries.
This particular machine is a single-column design, giving it an open-sided configuration that allows straightforward access to the tooling area from three directions. It dates from 1952 and is offered in used condition from a seller located in Delaware, Germany.
The press delivers a maximum pressing force of 35 tonnes, with an adjustable stroke range of 15 to 70 mm, allowing operators to match the stroke to the demands of different tooling and workpiece geometries. The adjustable plunger travel is 50 mm, and the machine runs at a stroke rate of 105 strokes per minute, making it suitable for moderate-volume repetitive production work. The throat depth — the horizontal distance from the centre of the ram to the column — is noted at 190 mm in one measurement and 180 mm in a second reference, likely reflecting slightly different datum points for the two figures.
The bolster table measures 540 x 310 mm, providing a practical working surface for tooling and fixtures. The pulley surface dimensions are 250 x 200 mm. Safety provisions include a fully enclosed safety cage and a pneumatic viewing window fitted with finger protection, both of which are consistent with industrial press safety requirements.
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