Welcome to Kitmondo, your premier destination for high-quality used industrial machinery. Our selection includes versatile and high-performance screw presses, perfectly suited for various metalworking applications.

Priced between €10,000 and €50,000, our screw presses are designed for precision forging, pressing, and forming metal parts. Key features to consider include press force, stroke length, die space, and automation capabilities, ensuring optimal performance for your specific needs.

We proudly offer machinery from top manufacturers such as Schuler, Erfurt, and Lasco. Each piece of equipment undergoes rigorous testing and inspection to guarantee exceptional performance and longevity.

At Kitmondo, selecting pre-owned industrial machinery means you get the best value for your investment without compromising on quality. Trust us to elevate your metalworking business to new heights of productivity. Explore our extensive range today and let us help you find the ideal screw press for your industrial requirements.

STANKO F1736 Screw press

Year: 1977

Table length 875 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 30
Table width 775 mm

Vaccari 10NS 530 Tn Screw press

Year:

Table length 565 mm
Ram stroke 430 mm
Screw diameter 230 mm
Table width 700 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 42
Motor power 37.28561 kW

Gamei PHG100 Screw press

Year:

Table length 400 mm
Ram stroke 220 mm
Screw diameter 100 mm
Table width 450 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 68
Engine Power 7.45712 kW

Weingarten PS100 Screw press

Year:

Table length 400 mm
Ram stroke 250 mm
Screw diameter 100 mm
Table width 400 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 40
Engine Power 3 kW

Dellavia San Remo VSS 900 Tn Screw press

Year:

Table length 580 mm
Ram stroke 450 mm
Motor power 37 kW
Table width 750 mm
Screw diameter 280 mm

Hasenclever HSPR 450/1000/600 Screw press

Year: 1970

Table length 1000 mm
Ram stroke 600 mm
Screw diameter 450 mm
Table width 1200 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 9
Motor power 110 kW

ND ND Screw press

Year:

SCREW PRESS Screw press useful for sludge dehydration and crushing.

HJL RBF80 Screw press

Year:

Table length 300 mm
Screw diameter 80 mm
Table width 380 mm

Weingarten PSH 4/PS 560 F Screw press

Year:

Table length 1300 mm
Table width 1400 mm

Ficep PFM 215 450Tn Screw press

Year:

Table length 630 mm
Ram stroke 300 mm
Screw diameter 215 mm
Table width 850 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 45

PRESSE E.M.G. 6 PHR - 360 KG Good value

Year: 2021

Pneumatic bench press VERSION 2 - Two-hand control Pneumatic supply at customer's expense SPEED REGULATION BY EXHAUST LIMITER Power rating360 kg Stroke0 " 50 mm Gooseneck depth95 mm Clearance height20 " 250* mm Lowering speed150 mm/s Air consumption0.6 l Weight25 kg

Used Ficep PVS 250 Diam. vite ø 250 Ton. 630 Screw press

Year:

Table length 820 mm
Ram stroke 475 mm
Table width 600 mm
Screw diameter 250 mm

DELLAVIA ZURIGO Screw press

Year:

Table length 340 mm
Ram stroke 300 mm
Table width 340 mm
Screw diameter 130 mm

Vaccari 1200 Friction screw press

Year: 2009

Table length 1050 mm
Ram stroke 500 mm
Motor power 74.57122 kW
Table width 900 mm
Nbr of strokes/min 35

Weincarten 400 Tn Screw press

Year:

Table length 1800 mm
Table width 1200 mm

Used Lasco SKP 2500 Screw press

Year: 1983

Table length 1720 mm
Ram stroke 600 mm
Table width 1800 mm
Screw diameter 425 mm

Kayser National – Nut making machines

Year:

Nbr of strokes/min 120
Motor power 11 kW



Zarz vm3 Screw press

Year: ~ 1990

Grape vine press 200 ton Used machine visible in Italy, sold "as it is"


Exploring Screw Presses in Kitmondo's Metalworking Machinery Marketplace

At Kitmondo, we connect industry professionals with top-tier used industrial machinery. Among our extensive inventory, the Metal Presses and Forging category includes essential equipment like Screw Presses. Let’s dive into what these machines are, their importance, and why Kitmondo is the ideal marketplace for buying or selling them.

What Are Screw Presses?

Screw presses, also known as fly presses or friction screw presses, are mechanical devices used for forging, stamping, and forming metal. They utilize a large screw mechanism to convert rotational motion into linear motion, delivering high force with precision. These presses are crucial in industries such as automotive, aerospace, metal fabrication, and manufacturing, where precision and power are essential for forming metal parts and components.

Types of Screw Presses

  • Mechanical Screw Presses: Utilize a flywheel and screw mechanism to generate force, ideal for high-speed production and consistent pressure.
  • Friction Screw Presses: Use friction discs to transmit torque to the screw, offering high control over the pressing force.
  • Electric Screw Presses: Powered by electric motors, these presses provide precise control over speed and force, with higher energy efficiency.
  • Hydraulic Screw Presses: Combine hydraulic systems with screw mechanisms, providing enhanced control and power for heavy-duty forging operations.

The Kitmondo Advantage: Buying & Selling Screw Presses

Navigating the used industrial machinery market can be complex, but Kitmondo simplifies the process. Here’s why purchasing from Kitmondo is beneficial:

Cost-Effectiveness: New screw presses can be a significant investment, especially for small businesses or start-ups. Kitmondo offers these machines at a fraction of the cost of new ones, with prices for used screw presses typically ranging from €5,000 to €100,000, depending on age, brand, and condition.

Quality Assurance: Every listing on Kitmondo undergoes a rigorous evaluation process to ensure the equipment is in excellent working condition. This thorough vetting guarantees that all machinery meets high standards of quality and reliability.

Market Reach: Whether you're looking to buy or sell, Kitmondo provides a platform that ensures convenience, reliability, and value. Embrace the future of metalworking with Kitmondo – where innovation meets tradition.

Key Benefits of Screw Presses

Screw presses offer numerous advantages, making them indispensable in the metalworking industry:

High Force Output: These machines deliver substantial force, suitable for heavy-duty forging and forming operations.

Precision and Control: Screw presses provide precise control over force and speed, ensuring high accuracy in metal forming.

Versatility: Capable of handling various tasks, including forging, stamping, and forming, making them valuable assets across different projects.

Durability: Designed to withstand heavy use, screw presses are built for longevity and reliability in demanding industrial environments.

Energy Efficiency: Electric and hydraulic screw presses are particularly energy-efficient, reducing operational costs and environmental impact.

Essential Parameters of Screw Presses

When evaluating screw presses, several key parameters are crucial:

  • Force Capacity: The maximum force the press can exert, usually measured in tons, determining its suitability for different forging and forming operations.
  • Stroke Length: The distance the press ram travels during operation, affecting the size and shape of the workpiece that can be formed.
  • Screw Diameter: The diameter of the screw, influencing the force and precision of the press.
  • Motor Power: The power of the motor, usually measured in kilowatts (kW) or horsepower (HP), affecting the press's ability to handle various materials and thicknesses.
  • Speed Control: The ability to adjust the speed of the screw, enhancing control over the pressing force and cycle times.
  • Table Size: The dimensions of the press table, affecting the stability and ease of handling larger workpieces.
  • Automation Features: The presence of automated systems for tasks like material handling, positioning, and process control, improving efficiency and safety.

Applications of Screw Presses

Screw presses are versatile and find applications in various industries:

  • Automotive Industry: Forging and forming automotive components, including gears, axles, and suspension parts, ensuring precision and durability.
  • Aerospace Industry: Producing high-strength metal parts for aircraft, such as engine components and structural elements, where precision and reliability are critical.
  • Metal Fabrication: Creating custom parts and components in metal fabrication shops, ensuring high-quality and precise finishes.
  • Manufacturing: Forming metal parts for various manufacturing processes, including tools, machinery components, and hardware.
  • Defense and Military: Producing high-strength metal parts and components for military applications, where reliability and performance are paramount.

Leading Manufacturers of Screw Presses

Several manufacturers are renowned for their high-quality screw presses:

  • Schuler Group: Offers advanced screw presses known for their precision and reliability.
  • SMS Group: Renowned for high-quality forging equipment, providing efficient and versatile screw presses for various applications.
  • Fagor Arrasate: Specializes in metal forming and processing equipment, offering robust and precise screw presses for high-performance operations.
  • Komatsu: Known for a comprehensive range of industrial machinery, providing reliable and efficient screw presses for the metalworking industry.
  • TMP (Tula Machine-Building Plant): Offers advanced screw press technology, providing high-quality machines designed for precision and efficiency in forging operations.
  • Siempelkamp: Specializes in heavy-duty presses, including screw presses, offering versatile and efficient machines suitable for different production environments.

When considering a purchase or researching screw presses, explore specific models, reviews, and after-sales service from these trusted manufacturers.

Conclusion

Screw presses are invaluable assets in the metalworking industry, offering high-quality, cost-effective, and efficient solutions for forging, stamping, and forming metal materials. Whether for automotive, aerospace, metal fabrication, or manufacturing applications, these machines ensure superior product quality and adherence to industry standards. With Kitmondo, acquiring or selling screw presses is straightforward and reliable, enabling businesses to focus on producing exceptional metal products.