The Heilbronn Nepd 25 is a workshop press — sometimes referred to as a hydraulic press or arbor press depending on configuration — a type of industrial machine used to apply controlled compressive force for tasks such as forming, stamping, punching, straightening, and pressing components together or apart. Workshop presses of this kind are widely used in metalworking, toolmaking, and general engineering applications.
This example was manufactured in 1983 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. It carries a rated capacity of 25 tonnes, giving it substantial pressing force suitable for a broad range of production and workshop tasks.
The press features a ram stroke adjustable between 6 and 60 mm, with a slide adjustment of 50 mm, providing flexibility when working with tooling and workpieces of varying heights. The shut height, measured with the stroke in the down position and the adjustment at its upper limit, is 190 mm. The bolster plate stands 50 mm in height. The table surface area measures 500 × 400 mm, and the slide area is 350 × 250 mm, offering a practical working envelope for medium-sized tooling and components. The tool clamping hole in the ram is bored to 40 H7 mm, a precision-tolerance fit suited to standard tooling shanks. The machine operates at 160 strokes per minute and has a throat depth of 250 mm.
The press body is described as tiltable, which adds versatility for certain operations or maintenance tasks. The listing notes standard configuration alongside extended machine accessories, indicating that additional tooling or equipment is included, though the specific items are not individually detailed.
Overall machine dimensions are 1,300 × 1,500 × 1,995 mm (L × W × H), and the machine weighs approximately 2,000 kg.
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