Williams, White & Company delivers custom-designed metalworking presses tailored to meet your exact specifications. We offer a wide variety of press systems for all your metal shaping tasks, offering high-quality designs that maximize performance. We complete every stage from engineering and design to manufacturing and installation in-house, so you can rely on us for all your needs.
A metalworking hydraulic press uses the force from a hydraulic cylinder for metal forming tasks. The fluid pressure in the cylinder translates to the ram, which exerts the pressure to shape, form and cut metal. In the metalworking industry, hydraulic presses often accomplish tasks like:
In a hydraulic press, the hydraulic pump pressurizes the hydraulic fluid, which in turn drives the cylinder. Control valves regulate the flow and pressure of this fluid to precisely control press movements, allowing the ram to apply force through the platen and into the die set for various metalworking tasks.
Williams, White & Company press machines for metal have sophisticated controls and features.
A hydraulic press for metal is a reliable and robust choice, offering benefits like:
We develop a wide variety of metalworking presses, including column presses, which have a rigid, four-column frame, ideal for providing maximum die space and tooling access. We can also create tie-rod housing presses, which have a straight-sided frame and offer precision under high loads.
Utilize floor space effectively while enabling easy access to the die space with a gap frame press. You can also choose our side plate presses, which use heavy side plates to keep the gib in place, even in high-tonnage applications. Moveable gantry presses enable you to complete tasks without repositioning parts.
We developed our first metalworking press in 1868, giving us extensive expertise in the industry. As technology has advanced, our company has improved its operations to better support your needs. Today, we operate 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space. We can create large systems, completing engineering, design and manufacturing all in a single place.
Contact us to learn more about what we do and receive a quote tailored to your specific equipment needs, from stamping to straightening presses.
