MIFLER FORGE

Graphite & Ceramic Forming Presses

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Special Forming Presses

Graphite & Ceramic Forming Presses

Graphite and ceramic forming applications are illustrated within the brochure powder-compaction portfolio. The detailed example on this page is a graphite-crucible hydraulic press with a four-column, two-direction pressing arrangement.

Product images

Woda Graphite Crucible Forming Hydraulic Press shown in the manufacturer product brochure
Manufacturer brochure illustration: Shandong Woda Heavy Industry. Final configuration is project-specific.

Technical information

ParameterCatalogue information
Detailed brochure exampleGraphite crucible forming hydraulic press
Construction of graphite-crucible exampleFour-column structure; two-direction pressing
Catalogue-listed graphite-crucible press sizes630T, 800T and 1250T, as stated in the brochure; these are not a specification range for every graphite or ceramic application
Ceramic forming evidenceCeramic product examples are shown in the powder-formed products section
Stroke / daylight / tooling dimensions / cycle rateSpecifications available upon request

Applications and selection

Specify whether the intended product is a graphite crucible, graphite plate, ceramic component or another powder compact. The graphite-crucible example must not be used as the specification for a ceramic press.

Technical enquiry inputs

  • Workpiece drawing, material and dimensions
  • Required forming process and tooling envelope
  • Required force, stroke, daylight and table dimensions
  • Target cycle time, handling requirements and installation constraints

Technical source: supplied Shandong Woda Heavy Industry product brochure, PDF page(s) 5. Manufacturer illustrations retain their original branding. Model-specific specifications and final equipment scope require written confirmation.

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