What Is A Swing Arm Press And How Does It Work?
The Swing Arm Press is a type of machine used to press and die cut a variety of materials. It is also known as a cutting press or die cutting machine. The Swing Arm Press is typically used in the printing, packaging, and label industries. It is used to cut out shapes from a range of materials including paper, plastics, foils, and fabrics.
The stretch forming presses consists of a base that houses the drive motor, hydraulic pump, and die cutting tool. The base also supports the swing arm, which is the main component of the machine. The swing arm is connected to a sliding carriage that moves along the x and y axes in order to accurately position the die-cutting tool.
The die-cutting tool is connected to the swing arm and is responsible for cutting the material. The tool is typically made from steel and can be purchased in a variety of shapes and sizes. The tool is placed on the material to be cut and the swing arm is then activated.
The Swing Arm Press also has a control panel, which enables the user to adjust the speed, pressure, and stroke of the swing arm. The control panel can also be used to set the positioning of the die-cutting tool.