Assembly Presses

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Engineers have three options for high-force pressing applications: hydraulic, hydropneumatic and servo.

COLLEGE STATION, TX—Engineers at Texas A&M University have developed functional interlocking metasurfaces that provide more structural strength and stability than nuts, bolts or adhesives.

Three new clinching technologies use heat to join fiber-reinforced composites to metal parts.

Hand operation is ideal for low-volume, low-force applications.

Automation helps to cut assembly time in half.

The presses stamp out 17 million parts annually with an accuracy of ±0.1 millimeter.

A force vs. position curve enables engineers to study how parts interact during press-fit assembly.

The Radial Press applies precise, even radial loads around the circumference of components or assemblies.

A six-axis robot equipped with a compact, lightweight servo press assembles ventilation housings.

The hot-forming process creates complex shapes without fracturing, spring-back or residual stress.