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When purchasing a hydraulic machine for a stainless steel kitchenware manufacturer, the core is to conduct an assessment based on four dimensions: product process requirements, production efficiency, equipment stability, and comprehensive cost. This ensures that the hydraulic machine accurately match the stretching forming process of kitchenware (such as pots, sinks, and thermos flask liners), while taking into account the economy and reliability of long-term production. 1. Core Prerequisite: Clarify Your Product and Process Requirements (Avoiding "Mismatches") The key parameters of the hydraulic press must fully match the drawing process for stainless steel cookware. This is the basis for procurement. Failure to do so will result in low product yields, idle equipment, or overinvestment. ● Product specifications determine key equipment parameters. ○ Nominal pressure (tonnage): Calculated based on the thickness, drawing depth, and diameter of the cookware material, thi...

In the world of industrial machinery, the hydraulic press machine stands as a titan of force, capable of bending, shaping, and forming metal with seemingly effortless power. But where does this immense force originate? While the massive cylinder and ram are the most visible components, the true source of its power lies in a much smaller, yet critically important unit: the hydraulic pump. It is not an overstatement to declare the hydraulic pump the "heart" of the entire hydraulic press system. This analogy is perfect because, just like the human heart, the pump is the central component that creates the flow and pressure necessary for the entire system to live and function. The Core Function: Generating Flow and Pressure A hydraulic press operates on Pascal's Principle, which states that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted undiminished in every direction. This means the system needs two things to work: a confined fluid (hydraulic oil) and pressure. This ...