Used & Second Hand Press Machines for Sale

Used press machines supply controlled mechanical or hydraulic force for sheet metal blanking, forming, coining, and shaft straightening. Selection hinges on rated tonnage, bed area, and daylight opening. Stock at Corel Machinery features mechanical and hydraulic models from builders like Cincinnati Milacron, Hare, and Hi-Ton for workshop punching, assembly, and metal forming tasks.

Industrial presses deliver high forces to shear, bend, pierce, or assemble workpieces within matched tooling. Mechanical power presses rely on flywheels, crankshafts, and friction clutches to drive strokes at fast, fixed cycle speeds ideal for progressive die stamping. Hydraulic presses utilize hydraulic cylinders, directional valves, and fluid power to deliver full rated tonnage throughout the entire stroke distance, suiting deep drawing, cold forming, and component pressing. Key differentiating specifications include rated pressing capacity in metric tons, stroke length, shut height or daylight opening, throat depth on C-frame units, and bed dimensions. These dictate maximum tool footprint, part draw depth, and tonnage safety margins.

When assessing a used mechanical press, inspect the clutch and brake engagement for slip or delayed release. Check the crankshaft journals, pitman connection, and ram gib guides for excessive play that causes die misalignment. On hydraulic models, inspect the main cylinder chrome rod for scoring, check cylinder packing and manifold seals for fluid bypass, and verify that the pump holds operating pressure without cavitation. Measure bed and ram bolster surfaces for dishing, weld scars, or deformed T-slots. Compare shut height against your die set heights, and confirm the daylight provides adequate clearance for part feeding, scrap shedding, and material handling gear.

The current press selection includes heavy mechanical and fast hydraulic machinery. Capacities span from 8-ton hydraulic units up to a 150-ton Cincinnati Milacron DPC-6 vertical power press. The lineup features bench and floor-mounted hydraulic presses from Hare and John Mills, a Gordon Mason Edwards 25-ton vertical power press, and dedicated 8-ton Hi-Ton units, including a specialized shaft straightening press. All machines can be inspected at the Nashik yard.