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Standard HG-150 Hydraulic Garage Press with 150-ton Capacity:
A hydraulic garage press with 150-ton capacity is a heavy-duty machine used for pressing and shaping metal components. It operates using hydraulic power, which is generated by a pump and cylinder system. The 150-ton capacity refers to the maximum amount of pressure that can be exerted by the press. This type of press is typically used for auto repair and metal fabrication applications, and can be used for tasks such as bending, punching, and straightening metal. It typically features adjustable bed height and a wide base for stability, as well as a safety lock to prevent accidents during use.
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Delivery is 7-12 Weeks from Deposit
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Hydraulic Presses and Iron Workers Catalogue
To use a hydraulic garage press with a 150-ton capacity, follow these steps:
Familiarize yourself with the press and read the operating manual.
Ensure the press is securely anchored to the floor and the working area is clear of any obstructions.
Check oil level in the press, and add oil if necessary.
Connect power source to the press, and turn it on.
Place the item to be pressed on the bed of the press and secure it with the appropriate fixtures or clamps.
Adjust the height of the press bed to the appropriate level.
Slowly apply pressure using the foot pedal or control lever, observing the item and checking for any deformities or damage.
When pressing is complete, relieve the pressure and remove the item from the press.
Turn off the power to the press, and disconnect the power source.
Clean the press and working area, and properly store all tools and equipment.
Note: Always use caution and follow all safety precautions while operating a hydraulic garage press. Wear proper personal protective equipment, and never exceed the rated capacity of the press.