Hot Plate Installation and Function
The heating plate is typically installed on the hydraulic press's worktable or slide. Temperature control is achieved through an electric heating system. It is suitable for hot press forming processes involving plastics, rubber, and composite materials. For example, a 500-ton four-column hydraulic press equipped with a heating plate can maintain a temperature of approximately 145°C, enabling efficient hot press forming.
Its application scenarios are numerous.
Grinding Wheel Manufacturing:
The 500-ton hot press grinding wheel forming hydraulic press can produce grinding wheel blanks of varying specifications by changing molds. The heating plate ensures the thermal curing of abrasive products.
Composite Material Processing:
The heating plate on the 630-ton four-column hydraulic press heats the material to the vulcanization temperature (145°C), reducing the temperature ramp-up time to less than 25 minutes and ensuring uniform heating.
Rubber Vulcanization:
The heating plate on the 200-ton hot press composite material hydraulic press quickly heats to operating temperature, improving production efficiency.
Adding a heating plate to a hydraulic press requires customization based on the press model and worktable dimensions. Available in varying sizes, it can also be customized based on the mold dimensions of the processing process.
