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Walter Eckold KF653C Kraftformer

Manufacturer
Walter Eckold
Model
KF653C
Type
Kraftformer
Year
1963
Category
Metal processing machines
Sub-category
Sheet metal working
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Max. forming force
80t
Connected load
3.5kW
Current type
3 phases
Frequency
50Hz
Operating voltage
380V
Control voltage
24V
Rated current of the machine
10A
Rated current of the supply fuse fast-blow
25A
Rated current of the supply fuse slow-blow
15A

Weight And Dimensions

Weight
1.79t

Condition And Documentation

With documentation
Without accessories or spare parts
Regularly maintained
Defect: Speed adjustment no longer functions fully

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Capabilities

The Walter Eckold Kraftformer KF653C is a classic sheet metal forming press designed to shape and bend metal sheets with precision. With a maximum forming force of 80 tons, it handles medium to heavy-duty forming tasks—from simple bends to complex shapes—making it suitable for batch production work. This 1963 model runs on three-phase 380V power and includes full documentation, a significant advantage for understanding operation and maintenance.

Industries & Uses

This equipment serves manufacturers in automotive, metalworking, fabrication shops, and light industrial production. It's particularly valuable for businesses producing brackets, enclosures, panels, and custom metal components. Small to mid-sized shops often prefer reliable vintage machinery like this when budget is a consideration and production volumes don't justify newer automated systems.

What to Check When Buying

Before committing to purchase, note that the speed adjustment mechanism has a known defect—factor repair or replacement costs into your decision. Request complete maintenance records and service history. Inspect the hydraulic system, frame alignment, and die surfaces carefully. Given the machine's age, verify electrical safety compliance with current standards. An on-site inspection is essential to assess wear on the forming bed, check for any frame distortion, and test all control functions beyond the known speed issue.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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