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Weingarten ARP 100 Single Column Eccentric Press
Description
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The Weingarten ARP 100 is a robust single-column eccentric press designed for precision metalworking. With 100 tons of press force and a stroke rate of 60 cycles per minute, it handles stamping, forming, and embossing tasks across a wide range of metal thicknesses. The adjustable ram stroke (8–137mm) and 80mm adjustment range make it versatile for different part geometries, while the 375mm throat depth accommodates medium-sized workpieces.
Industries & Uses
This press serves manufacturers in automotive, electronics, appliance production, and small to medium-scale metal fabrication shops. It's ideal for businesses producing brackets, connectors, housings, and decorative metal components—work that demands consistent force and repeatability without the complexity of larger hydraulic systems.
What to Check When Buying
When evaluating this 1985 model, request complete maintenance records and inquire about die-change frequency and tool wear. Inspect the ram for scoring or play, check eccentric mechanism bearings for noise or resistance, and verify that stroke adjustments operate smoothly. Ask about recent overhauls and whether seals and hydraulic components have been serviced. On-site inspection is essential to assess structural alignment and run trial cycles.
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Description
AI Description
BetaCapabilities
The Weingarten ARP 100 is a robust single-column eccentric press designed for precision metalworking. With 100 tons of press force and a stroke rate of 60 cycles per minute, it handles stamping, forming, and embossing tasks across a wide range of metal thicknesses. The adjustable ram stroke (8–137mm) and 80mm adjustment range make it versatile for different part geometries, while the 375mm throat depth accommodates medium-sized workpieces.
Industries & Uses
This press serves manufacturers in automotive, electronics, appliance production, and small to medium-scale metal fabrication shops. It's ideal for businesses producing brackets, connectors, housings, and decorative metal components—work that demands consistent force and repeatability without the complexity of larger hydraulic systems.
What to Check When Buying
When evaluating this 1985 model, request complete maintenance records and inquire about die-change frequency and tool wear. Inspect the ram for scoring or play, check eccentric mechanism bearings for noise or resistance, and verify that stroke adjustments operate smoothly. Ask about recent overhauls and whether seals and hydraulic components have been serviced. On-site inspection is essential to assess structural alignment and run trial cycles.
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.
Interested in this machine?
Get in touch with the seller for pricing, additional photos, technical specifications, or to arrange a viewing.
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