The Structure Of The Hand Press

The hand press consists of a frame, a workbench, a cushion block and a hydraulic head. The workbench is lifted by the lifting device on the crossbeam and moves along the frame column. There are supports on the column to support and fix the workbench. The hydraulic head clamped on the bottom surface of the frame crossbeam has an oil channel inside and an oil storage tank, an oil cylinder and two plunger oil pumps with different functions outside, forming a relatively complete hydraulic system. The device is centralized, small in size, does not require power, and can be manually operated to complete the pressure processing task.