The Heilbronn EP 35 is a workshop press — sometimes referred to as a hydraulic press or bench press in industrial contexts — a type of machine used for pressing, forming, straightening, punching, and assembling components across metalworking, fabrication, and general workshop applications. Heilbronn is a recognised manufacturer of pressing and stamping equipment, supplying machinery to the metalworking and manufacturing industries.
This example dates from 1978 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. It is rated at a pressing capacity of 35 tonnes, making it well suited to demanding workshop operations that require substantial clamping or pressing force.
The machine operates with a ram stroke ranging from 8 to 80 mm and offers an additional slide adjustment of 50 mm, giving the operator a combined working flexibility to accommodate varying workpiece heights and tooling setups. The shut height — measured with the stroke down and the adjustment up — is 325 mm, and the throat depth is 225 mm, indicating the clearance available between the centreline of the ram and the frame. The slide area measures 300 x 225 mm, while the generously sized table surface of 600 x 450 mm provides a stable working platform for a range of part sizes and fixtures.
The press runs at 160 strokes per minute, reflecting a productive cycle rate for repetitive pressing operations. Drive power is supplied at 2.2 kW. The machine has an overall footprint of 1,000 x 1,600 mm with a standing height of 2,200 mm, and it weighs approximately 1.9 tonnes.
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