The WMW Zeulenroda PYE 160 S1 is a workshop press — sometimes referred to as a hydraulic shop press or frame press — a heavy-duty industrial machine used for pressing, straightening, bending, punching, and forming metal components across general engineering, toolmaking, fabrication, and maintenance workshops. WMW Zeulenroda was a manufacturer based in Zeulenroda, East Germany, operating under the broader WMW (Werkzeugmaschinenwerk) industrial combine, and was known for producing robust machine tools and presses to demanding engineering standards. This example was built in 1991 and is offered in used condition from a seller located in Germany.
The press delivers a pressing force of 160 tonnes, making it well suited to heavy forming and assembly operations. The ram travel is 500 mm, which is also confirmed as the maximum ram stroke, providing generous working depth for a wide range of tooling and component sizes. The distance between the table and the ram is 800 mm, giving substantial clearance for tall workpieces or tooling setups. The throat depth measures 360 mm, defining how far a workpiece can be positioned from the frame centreline.
The ram surface area is 450 mm × 850 mm, offering a broad contact face for pressing operations, and the mortise hole in the ram measures 49 mm in diameter. The clamping plate on the table measures 1,250 mm × 630 mm × 100 mm, providing a solid and spacious work surface. The table also features four passage openings, each with a diameter of 62 mm, to accommodate through-work or ejector tooling. The height over floor is stated as 810 mm. Ram speed in the forward direction is 200 mm/s and in reverse 125 mm/s. The machine is equipped with a manual counter.
Total installed power is 17 kW. The machine weighs approximately 7,200 kg and has overall dimensions of 2.1 m × 1.4 m × 3.4 m (length × width × height).
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