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INTEGRATION OF HYDRAULIC PUNCHING TECHNOLOGY WITH THE LATEST GENERATION OF INDUSTRIAL LASERS

Finn-Power offers the Finn-Power LP, the essence of which is the integration of well-proven C series 300 kN (33 US tons) hydraulic punching technology with the latest generation of industrial CO2 Lasers.

Posted: February 26, 2009

Finn=Power's first hydraulic turret punch presses were introduced in 1983. Following the long line of subsequent Finn-Power innovations, the current state of hydraulic punching offers an outstanding combination of manufacturing speed, punching accuracy and versatile possibilities for secondary work stages such as forming and tapping. This makes the applications of this technology most varied. Moreover, short setup times allow quick transition from one job to the next.

LP features new coordinate table design for maximum sheet size of 3,074 mm x 1,565 mm (120 in x 60 in) without repositioning.

The availability of punching, forming, tapping, marking and laser cutting capacity in an integrated machine tool means component manufacturing can be planned for optimum quality and speed of production. Whatever the workpiece, you can choose the most profitable manufacturing method, or the most profitable combination of methods.

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