Assembly Presses

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ATTENDORN, Germany—GEDIA Automotive Group, a manufacturer of metal assemblies for car bodies and chassis, has ordered a new press-hardening line that will be accessible by people with disabilities. Designed by Swedish press company AP&T, the new line will enable staff with physical disabilities to monitor and manage the press-hardening process without hindrance.

Heat and vibration can facilitate disassembly of press-fit parts.

Localized heating can enhance the strength of clinch joints in high-strength steel.

A major advantage of clinching is that it will not damage anticorrosive coatings on sheet metal.

A turnkey automated line produces stampings for Tesla and other automotive OEMs.

Aries Engineering Co. Inc. has introduced the HyperCyl-ema, a robust, servo-driven linear actuator for precision assembly applications or applications not suited for the company’s standard HyperCyl or IntelliCyl products.

Servo presses are more energy efficient than pneumatic or hydraulic presses.

An appliance manufacturer uses servo presses to apply decorative elements to vacuum cleaners.

When it was making axles for gas-powered vehicles, Liuzhou AAM used hydraulic presses. However, axles for EVs were a different animal.

Quiet and economical, servo presses play a key role in automated production of plastic cards.