This Kaiser V 40 W 600 is a workshop press — sometimes referred to as a power press or stamping press — a heavy-duty forming machine used in metalworking and fabrication to punch, blank, form, and stamp sheet metal and other materials under controlled mechanical force. Kaiser is a well-established German manufacturer of precision presses and metal-forming equipment, serving industries such as automotive supply, general metal fabrication, and toolmaking.
This particular machine dates from 1990 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in Germany. It delivers a press capacity of 40 tonnes and operates across a stroke rate range of 65 to 400 strokes per minute, making it suitable for both slower precision work and high-throughput production runs. The ram stroke is adjustable between 8 and 50 mm, providing flexibility for varying die depths and forming operations. Slide adjustment is 50 mm, and the shut height — measured with the stroke at the bottom of travel and the adjustment at its uppermost position — is 290 mm.
The working area is well proportioned for a machine in this class. The free frontal opening from left to right measures 600 mm, and the free lateral opening front to back is 190 mm. The table surface measures 600 × 500 mm, while the slide face measures 600 × 400 mm. A table opening of 500 × 110 mm is provided for drop-through applications. The table stands 1,100 mm above floor level, and the overall machine height is approximately 2,800 mm. The machine weighs approximately 6.2 tonnes and requires 32 kW of installed power.
Notably, a roll feeder was fitted to the machine in 2002 — model MWVL-200, manufactured that same year — extending its capability for automatic strip or coil feeding and making it well suited to continuous punching or progressive die operations.
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