High Efficiency 15Ton PCB Punch Press Machine Die Punching Machine
Punch Press Machine Features:
1. Depaneling PCB/FPC by means of punching dies, to avoid
micro-cracks caused by manual.
2. Die toolings is changeable
3. Easy set up of punching dies
4. Loading and unloading PCBs is convenient
5. Easy operation, has safe protection system
6. Air cylinder driven, environmental protection
7. High efficiency, cycle cutting time controls within 15 seconds,
suitable for high volume PCBs
Punch Press Machine Specification:
| Working area | 460*320mm |
| Working pressure | 0.45-0.7Mpa |
| Cutting precision | ±0.05mm |
| Cycle time | 7-15 seconds |
| Output | 8T |
| PCB/FPC thickness | 0.08-3.5MM |
| PCB/FPC material | FPC, FR1, FR4, CEM-1, CEM-3, MCPCB |
| Cutting mode | Punching |
| Punch fixture | Die tooling(mold) |
| Working Property | LCD display, Automatically records the number of processed products, automatic punching |
| Transmission port | International standard |
| Operation Language | English |
| Stroke | 50MM |
| Mold height | 170MM |
| Power | 380/220V |
| Fuse | 3A |
| Machine dimension | 820x740x1750mm |
| Machine weight | 680kgs |
Punch Press Machine Applications:
Punch Press Machine Die Tooling Installation Steps:
1. Remove the security door
2. Place the two pin holes on the bottom plate of the lower mold on
the two hooks.
3. Feed the upper mold into the drawer(see below picture), and the
mold edge and the upper plate are overlapped.
4. The machine switches to manual mode. Press the “front and back”
button to feed the lower mold into the machine.
5. Disconnect the air source, the upper and lower cylinders will
slowly fall, and the guide post of the upper mold will extend into
the lower mold, and the two will slowly close together.
6. After the upper and lower molds are closed, manually tighten the
thumb screws as shown in the figure. Make sure the upper mold
cannot move. After tightening, the air source is connected, the
cylinder rises, the upper mold is separated, and the air source is
disconnected again to check whether the upper mold and the lower
mold can be closed. Repeat the operation once or twice to ensure
that the upper and lower dies are smoothly closed before proceeding
to the next step.
